We build and support two products for Indian MSMEs. Nakad handles POS billing, invoicing, customer credit limits and automated collection follow-up on WhatsApp and email. NY Stock Control handles goods receipt, material issue, location tracking, physical counts and variance reporting. Both are priced for a small business, both work on a phone, and both are a one-time purchase with no annual charge.
After years of watching capable businesses run their receivables and their stores on a spreadsheet that one person rebuilds every month, we stopped recommending software and started writing it.
For a business under about ₹50 crore, a full ERP is usually too expensive, too slow to implement and too heavy to get adopted. Meanwhile, almost all the pain sits in two places: money owed to you, and material sitting in the stores.
So we built exactly those two and made them work on a phone, because that is the device the person in the stores and the person at the counter actually has in their hand.
Billing at the counter and collections in one place. Raise the bill, and the system already knows who owes you what, for how long, and who to chase this morning.
Inventory software a small manufacturer will actually use. Goods in, material out, counted every month, with a variance report that names a person and a date.
A lifetime licence, not a subscription. No annual renewal, no AMC, and no maintenance charge in year two that nobody warned you about. You pay once and the software keeps working.
Billing at the counter, the shop floor or the van.
₹7,499 one time
Lifetime licence
Everything that happens after the bill is raised.
₹9,999 one time
Lifetime licence
Both modules, working together as one system.
₹14,999 one time
Lifetime licence · saves ₹2,499
Prices shown are for Nakad. NY Stock Control is quoted alongside, depending on the number of godowns and item masters — ask on the call and we will put the figure in writing.
Client names are held back for obvious reasons.
Manufacturing · ₹350 Cr turnover
₹12 crore was stuck in slow-moving inventory with customers paying at 120 days. SKU-level ranking and an early payment discount, run on live data rather than a monthly spreadsheet, released ₹5.5 crore of cash and cut collection days to 60.
No, and it is not meant to. Your accounting software stays your book of record. Nakad and NY Stock Control handle the operational layer — billing, collection follow-up, goods movement and counting — which is the part that normally lives in a spreadsheet and nobody trusts by month-end.
Nakad is a one-time purchase: ₹7,499 for the POS module, ₹9,999 for the Receivables module, or ₹14,999 for both together. That is a lifetime licence — there is no annual renewal, no AMC and no maintenance charge, which is unusual for Indian business software and is deliberate. Setup, data migration and team training are included. NY Stock Control is quoted separately depending on the number of godowns and item masters.
None. Most Indian business software charges 18–20% of the licence value every year as AMC, so a ₹15,000 product quietly costs you ₹45,000 over a decade. We took a different view: you buy it once, you own it, and adding another user does not change the price.
Typically two to four weeks, including data migration from your existing spreadsheets or software, master data clean-up and training. Stock implementations are best timed to start right after a physical count.
Within reason, yes. Report formats, approval limits, document numbering and integrations are configurable as standard. Deeper customisation is quoted separately.
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