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Renting software vs owning it: what to ask before you sign up
Honest questions to ask any software company before you commit, about your data, the price over time, leaving, and who owns what. Including us.
Example · sample data
Your numbers every morning, without spreadsheets. One screen for the whole business. Ask how the week went and get the answer, with low stock flagged.
Want one like this?Example: Kaveri Foods is a made-up business. Everything shown is sample data.
If any of these sounds like your business, this is the kind of system that helps.
“I never know my numbers in time.”
By the time the sheet is updated, the week is over.
“Someone spends Monday morning making reports.”
Copying from Tally into a sheet, by hand.
“We run out of stock before anyone notices.”
Then it's a rush order, or a lost sale.
What comes in, what the system does with it, and what your team gets out at the end.
It reads your numbers from where you keep them today.
Each morning, one screen shows sales, orders and stock.
Ask a question like "how did we do this week?" and get the answer.
Low stock is flagged, and a reorder is drafted.
You approve the reorder in one tap, or leave it.
At handover, all of this is yours. After the three free months, a support plan only if you want one.
We check your exact setup in the first conversation, before you get a quote.
Something we haven't answered? Ask us directly.
From the tools you already use, such as Tally, Google Sheets or your order system. We'll check yours in the first conversation.
Usually not. It reads from where your numbers already are, so your team keeps working the way it does today.
Yes. Ask in plain words, like "how did we do this week?", and the answer comes with the numbers behind it.
No. It flags low stock and drafts a reorder, and a person approves it.
Only the people you choose. We set up who sees what before handover.
There are no set prices. We talk about what you need, then send an itemised quote for your build. After the three free months, a support plan is there if you want one, never required.
Tell us how your team handles this today. We reply on WhatsApp, then we talk.