Sitemap

Every page on the site, with one line each.

Grouped like the footer, with what each page is for. The version for search engines is at /sitemap.xml.

Product

What the system does, module by module.

  • Home

    Orders, stock and money in one system, set up for your trade. Your CA keeps Tally.

  • Ordence in one page

    The same story as plain text: each part, how access works, what it costs and what it does not do.

  • The whole system

    One order followed from enquiry to the books, using the roll and batch pack that is live today.

  • WhatsApp and leads

    IndiaMART, JustDial and Meta enquiries in one list, one person responsible for each, and a shared WhatsApp inbox.

  • Sales and quotations

    Enquiry to repeat order: GST quotations, with margin and credit limit checked first.

  • Stock and slitting

    Roll and batch pack: a reel register that adds up, and each cut planned with the cost of its waste.

  • Quality and traceability

    Roll and batch pack: from the invoice back to the mill lot, and everyone else who received that lot.

  • Money, books and GST

    Invoices, purchase credit checked against GSTR-2B, books and cash, from the records you sold from. Ordence prepares the return data; you or your CA upload and file it.

  • Automation

    Rules you switch on, and 13 scheduled jobs, from the 06:30 daily check to Monday's owner report.

  • AI and agents

    An assistant, briefings and drafts on your own AI key, and about twenty rule-based agents. A person approves every suggestion.

  • Integrations

    What connects live, what moves by file, and what is not connected.

  • Try the model

    One foil purchase received, cut and quoted, with every figure worked out. Made-up figures.

  • Try it with your business name

    Your name, logo and colour on a working part of the CRM, with sample leads to work into an order. It stays in your browser.

Access and trust

The nine industry packs, how your data is held, and how to get in.

  • Security

    Your own system, one company per installation, and what we do not claim.

  • Industries

    All nine industry packs, what each holds, and where each one is in use.

  • Manufacturing

    Built, no customer yet. Work orders, bills of material, job work with ITC-04 figures, and batch history.

  • Distribution

    Built, no customer yet. Stops a load that should not leave: over the credit limit, or over ₹50,000 without its e-way bill.

  • Real estate developers

    In use at a developer for enquiries, site visits and follow-ups. Units, stage payment demands, RA bills and the 70% RERA account are built, with no customer yet.

  • Pharma distribution

    Built, no customer yet. The right batch on the bill, under the price ceiling, with the scheme and the H1 register entry.

  • Jewellery and diamonds

    In use at a jewellery business for catalogue, orders and dealers. Tracking grams in the safe, with each karigar and on each tagged piece, is built, with no customer yet.

  • Chemicals

    Live at two chemicals and trading businesses: price lists, credit limits and collections. The hazard checks are built but not yet in live use.

  • Restaurants

    Built, no restaurant on it yet. KOTs to their station, recipes to the gram, stores variance and delivery-app payouts checked.

  • Hospitals

    Built, no hospital on it yet. The business side: package bills, TPA claims, pharmacy by batch and implant lots to the bill.

  • Roll and batch trading

    Live at a hot and cold stamping foil trader. Quote and dispatch from the exact reel.

  • Stamping foil

    Shades, mill lots, slitting to width and landed cost.

  • Paper and board

    Reels and sheets, slitting and stock.

  • Film and packaging

    Reels, slitting and landed cost.

  • Label stock

    Face stock and liner rolls, widths and quotations.

  • Textiles and fabric

    Shades and dye lots, approvals and the shade gate.

  • Cable and wire

    Coils and drums, scanning, stock and dispatch.

  • How we work with you

    What you get, and every step from first email to go-live and support.

  • Request an invitation

    The application form.

Deciding

Comparisons, costs and worked examples.

  • Compare

    Ordence against Tally, Zoho, Odoo and building your own, including where each one is better.

  • vs Tally

    Which system holds which record, and what Ordence adds alongside Tally.

  • vs Zoho

    Breadth against depth, and when each is the right answer.

  • vs BUSY

    Accounting and inventory software, and where each fits.

  • vs Vyapar

    A simple billing app, and where each fits.

  • vs Marg

    Distribution accounting, and where each fits.

  • vs Odoo and SAP Business One

    A large system installed by a partner firm, and when it is the better buy.

  • vs building it in-house

    What a freelancer or in-house developer gets you, and what it does not.

  • Working alongside Tally

    What to move out of Tally, and what to keep in it.

  • Cost calculator

    What typing data twice, slow month-ends and wrong stock counts cost you today. Your numbers.

  • Worked example

    Month-end at a paper and board trader. A composite example, not a customer.

  • First 90 days

    A roll trader's first ninety days. A composite example, not a customer.

  • Migration checklist

    Forty-four questions to ask before you switch systems, useful whoever you buy from.

Guides

Indian tax and operations, explained.

Free tools

Calculators that run in your browser and show how they got the answer.

Company

Who runs Ordence, how onboarding works, and the legal documents.

  • About

    You deal with a founder directly. Why Ordence is by invitation.

  • For CAs

    What your client's chartered accountant receives, and how the books connect to Tally.

  • Questions

    Access, product, data and security, and moving your data in.

  • Contact

    One inbox, read by the founders.

  • Changelog

    Releases will be listed here, dated, as they reach production.

  • Privacy

    What Ordence collects, why, and how to have it corrected or deleted.

  • Terms of use

    The terms for using this website.

  • Service terms

    What each side agrees to when a business signs.

  • Data processing

    How we handle your data for you, alongside the main agreement.

Or just ask.

A few lines about your business and what is going wrong will be quicker than reading every page above.

Questions first? Email the founders.