Construction accounting and ledger
One book from lead to handover — every receipt, payment, bill and wage, reversible and traceable.
Lead-ல இருந்து handover வரைக்கும் ஒரே கணக்கு புத்தகம். ஒவ்வொரு ரூபாயும் எங்க இருந்து வந்துச்சு, எங்க போச்சுன்னு தெரியும்.

The money story is split between a bank statement, an accountant's Tally file and your own memory. You find out whether a project made money long after you could have done anything about it.
One ledger, everything posts to it
Client receipts, vendor payments, site expenses, salaries, advances and bank movements all post to the same book, attributed to a project where a project is involved. There is no second system to reconcile against.
- Every money type recorded in one place
- Project attribution on everything site-related
- Tenant-defined money-in and money-out categories over a fixed underlying type
Audit-grade and reversible
Entries are never silently edited. A correction is a reversing entry that stays visible, which is the property that makes a set of books defensible to an auditor, a bank or a partner.
Indian tax, not an afterthought
GST and TDS are built into how money is recorded, including gross-up where TDS applies, and the whole thing exports to Tally so your accountant is not re-keying the year.
Banking and passbook
Deposits, money out and transfers are recorded against accounts, with a newest-first passbook view. Opening balance is held separately rather than faked as a transaction.
Questions builders ask
Can I export to Tally?
Yes. Tally export is built in, so the ledger here and your accountant's process coexist rather than compete.
Is TDS handled?
Yes, including the gross-up rule where the deduction has to be computed back from a net amount.
Can an entry be deleted?
No, and that is deliberate. Corrections are made by reversing entries that remain on the record. A ledger you can quietly edit is not evidence of anything.
Works with
Before you choose software
How the job itself works, written for builders — no product pitch.
- What a construction contractor’s tax invoice has to contain6 min read
- The site expense register: what cash on a construction site has to record6 min read
- What a site cost report should tell you, and what most of them do not6 min read
See it on one of your own projects.
We set up a real site of yours during the demo — your rates, your vendors, your crew.