Delanti

It plugs into what you already use.

You change nothing and migrate nothing. Every connection on this page is real and working today; the last section is what we build to order. Money software is read-only everywhere, by construction.

  • WhatsApp
  • Telegram
  • Slack
  • Email
  • Tally
  • Zoho Books
  • QuickBooks Online
  • Xero
  • Dynamics 365 Business Central
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • Calendar
  • Meetings

Your accounting books, read only.

Five systems, one rule: it reads and reports, and can never change an entry or move money. Ask “who owes us” and the answer comes from your real accounting books, never an estimate.

Tally

Read-only, via the bridge

The deepest connection we have. A small bridge on the office PC lets it read the real books: who owes what from the ledger itself, margins, stock, cash, even whether an old entry was quietly edited. Nothing connects inward, and it can never write.

  • Zoho Books

    Read-only

    Invoices, receivables, expenses and customer accounts, read on demand.

  • QuickBooks Online

    Read-only

    Full reads including real statements: profit and loss, balance sheet, aged reports.

  • Xero

    Read-only

    Invoices, payables, payments and statements from the books’ own reporting engine.

  • Dynamics 365 Business Central

    Read-only

    The full ERP read: trial balance, payables, customer ledger.

Where you talk to it.

  • WhatsApp

    Its own number, from a new SIM you bring and your Meta business profile; we register it with you. Customers and your team message it one to one, like a person, and voice notes are understood.

  • Telegram

    Personal chats and groups, with the whole team.

  • Slack

    Lives in your workspace channels like any colleague.

  • Email

    Its own inbox, on Gmail or any mailbox. It reads, drafts, and sends after your OK.

Your workspace, where the work already lives.

  • Google Drive

    Files a client sends land in that client’s folder, dated, with a trail. It notices new files and asks what to do.

  • Google Sheets

    Live sheets it reads and updates. Shared trackers where your team and the employee work in one sheet: its columns and your columns, and neither can wipe the other.

  • Calendar

    Books meetings, sends invites, and knows what is coming up.

  • Meetings

    Bring your own key

    Zoom recordings become notes, decisions and tasks. A meeting bot can join live calls, with your own key.

And the work between the tools.

  1. Bank statements.

    Drop a statement PDF or spreadsheet in chat. It checks the statement against its own opening and closing balances, then matches payments to the open invoices in your connected books, so nobody chases a customer who already paid.

  2. Documents.

    Reads PDF (locked ones included), Excel, Word, PowerPoint and photos. A scan sent as a photo works; a scan saved as a PDF does not yet. Writes designed documents, spreadsheets and decks on your letterhead, and edits your file without breaking its formatting.

  3. Big spreadsheets.

    Ask a question over a 50,000-row Excel and the arithmetic runs in code over every row, never a sample. Your own costing sheets become tools it runs, using your formulas.

  4. The public web.

    Reads pages, fills public lookup forms (courier tracking, GST lookups), researches with cited sources, and keeps your own website’s contents in its knowledge.

  5. Voice and video.

    Voice notes in Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Bengali and more are understood. Record your screen doing a task once, and it learns the procedure.

Don’t see your tool? Built on request.

Popular tools are connected to order, usually in days: the connection runs in a locked-down sandbox, is rate-limited, and every write it ever makes waits for your approval. These are not live until you ask: you pay for what you use, and nothing else.

  • Zoho CRM
  • Zoho People
  • Razorpay
  • Shopify
  • IndiaMART
  • Shiprocket
  • Delhivery
  • Amazon Seller
  • Flipkart Seller
  • HubSpot
  • Kajabi
  • Notion
  • and yours

And when no tool fits: software built exclusively for your business.

Custom systems where your employee is the user, so your team never learns a new screen. You ask the employee in WhatsApp; it runs the system for you. Order tracking, client portals, whatever your business actually needs, with no learning curve, because the learning curve is its job.

The full picture of how it behaves lives on how it works.

Delanti is by invitation.

Tell us which tools you run, and what you would hand it first.

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