Export-ready statutory reports
DDO Patrak, classified sheets, grant and deposit registers, and more — each with CSV export auditors and clerks already expect.
100% CSV exports
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Manage your Books with Clarity and Control.
All-in-one institutional accounting — structured heads, monthly reconciliation, and statutory-style reports auditors recognise. Built for everyday clerks, export-ready workflows, and bilingual operation.
Local bodies & NGOs CSV exports English & Gujarati
Who it's for
Why Hisabnish replaces spreadsheets and day-books for your institution.
For schools, local bodies, schemes, and nonprofits that run structured heads, fund types, vouchers, and monthly or FY reconciliation.
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Reconciliation without spreadsheets
Month-wise workflows align reported periods with underlying lines. Close the month with evidence, not fragile formulas.
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Work in English or Gujarati
English and Gujarati UI, Gujarati numerals where appropriate, and Indian date and amount conventions throughout.
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Why Hisabnish
Built for power users who demand control
A structured, intuitive workspace for institutional accounting — reconciliation, statutory-style exports, and bilingual operation on your terms.
Features
From register to reconciliation in one workspace
Cashbook through audit trail: the workflows clerks run every month, with bilingual UI and CSV exports your auditors already expect.
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Register
Cashbook that clerks recognise
Running cash position, opening balance rules you set, and a clear challan vs voucher story in one narrative view.
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Day-to-day
Incomes and expenses, built for speed
Fast single-line edits, multi-line vouchers across payees, party picker with create-on-the-fly, and CSV export from lists.
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Close the month
Reconciliation without fragile rollups
Month-wise workflows tie reported periods to underlying lines. Export reconciliation views for auditors or Excel.
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Deliverables
Statutory-style reports with export
DDO Patrak, classified and month books, grant and deposit registers, and more — each with CSV your team already uses.
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Foundation
Heads, types, and parties in one place
Hierarchical heads, fund types with grant and deposit register flags, transaction types, and a vendor master that follows expenses.
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Bilingual
English, Gujarati, Indian conventions
UI in English or Gujarati, numerals and fonts that match, and dates and amounts presented consistently everywhere.
Pricing
Explore free or upgrade when you are ready
Start with a no-cost demo for your team, then move to Pro for full workflows, statutory-style reports, and bilingual UI across your institution.
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INR 1,500/month
Full access to cashbook, incomes & expenses, reconciliation, statutory reports, CSV exports, audit trail, and bilingual UI for your institution.
Get started FAQ & support
Answers before you book a demo
DDO Patrak and Expenses sheet follow the Indian financial year (April–March). Month book uses the calendar year. Pick the report that matches how your institution closes books.
Use Grant register for government-grant style flows enabled on your account types. Use Deposit register for deposit-funded types. Both support rolling monthly layouts and CSV export.
Classified gives a ledger-style grid with dynamic sub-head columns for a chosen parent head. Month book rolls up by head across calendar months. Auditors often want both for different angles.
Yes. Incomes, expenses, reconciliation views, and every report listed here support CSV export for Excel and audit workflows.
Yes. English and Gujarati UI, Gujarati numerals where appropriate, and Indian date and amount conventions throughout.
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Accounting software that clerks and auditors can rely on
Bilingual ledgers and reconciliation—with exports auditors recognise. Fewer spreadsheets, fewer hand-offs.
