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Snap a bill or say it.Senni tracks your shop's bills and expenses on WhatsApp.

You may forget, but Senni never does. Your personal accountant and assistant, always with you — 24/7, wherever you go.

Know who you owe, what was promised, and whether the month was any good — without sitting down to work it out.

No application to install. Your mobile number and your business name — that is the entire sign-up.

One bill, one payment, one note — and the answer weeks later. This is the whole product.

Added instantlySnap it, or say it
Your personal accountantNo hiring, nothing forgotten
Remembers more than billsWarranty cards, agreements, and more

Why this exists

The relief of finally knowing where you stand.

It works — until you notice a full cash drawer isn't the same as a profitable month. Until a bill goes missing, a supplier remembers the figure differently, or your accountant asks for March.

Every app made to fix this asks you to stop and type. Nobody types at the counter with a customer waiting, so by week three the app is dead and the books are back in your head.

Senni asks you to change nothing. You already forward bills and send voice notes — send them to Senni instead.

Not another way to do the same thing

What a khata app or a spreadsheet still leaves you doing.

Both ask you to stop and enter what you already sent yourself. Here is the part that changes.

 Khata appSpreadsheetSenni
Reads a bill from a photo
Records a voice note, hands full
Supplier's running balance, kept for you
Finds a bill from three months ago
Staff can add entries, never see salaries
Accountant-ready export, GST split out
Works from the counter, customer waiting

△ means it is possible if you keep it up — a formula you maintain, a column you remember to fill. The bill going in is what stops happening by week three.

However you already work

You will never be behind on entries.

There is no correct format and nothing to fill in, so there is nothing to put off until the evening. Whatever reaches Senni gets read.

A shop owner behind his counter, photographing a paper bill with his phone.
📄 A photo of the bill

Snap it and carry on

The supplier hands over a bill; you photograph it and put the phone down. Senni reads the supplier, date, amount and GST, and adds it to what you owe.

A shop owner speaking a short voice message into her phone in her fabric shop.
🎙 Or just say it out loud

Ten seconds, hands busy

"Paid Ramesh one thousand." "Kumar took two thousand advance." "Two boxes damaged, he will adjust it." Money becomes an entry, everything else becomes a note, and you never have to decide which.

A hand photographing a handwritten carbon-copy bill on a hardware shop counter.
✍️ Even a handwritten chit

Not just printed bills

A supplier's carbon-copy chit, a scrawled note, a bill that has been folded in someone's pocket — Senni reads what is actually on the page, not what a scanner expects to find there.

How it works

Nothing to learn, nothing to keep up with.

This is why it is still running in month six. There is no dashboard to open, no data to enter and nothing your staff need training on — so there is no habit to fall out of.

You send 📄 A bill photo or PDF 🎙 A voice note "paid Ramesh 1000" 💬 A remark "2 boxes damaged" Senni reads it and files it away Filed in two places The ledger bills · payments · sales · advances The diary promises · issues · reminders You ask answer in seconds any time, months later
Everything you already send lands in one of two places. Ask a question and the answer is assembled from both — the balance from the ledger, the reason from the diary.

A ledger, and a diary

Win the argument you would otherwise lose.

Most apps record only the money. Senni keeps a ledger for what you spent, and a business diary for everything you said — the rate agreed, the delivery that came short — so the disputes that actually cost you don't come down to whose memory is right.

The ledger

Your books, kept properly

Every rupee, calculated exactly and traceable to the bill it came from.

  • Bills and payments kept as separate records, so a part payment remains a part payment
  • A running balance for every supplier, settled against the oldest bill first
  • Staff salary and advances, netted against each other
  • Daily sales, with cash counted separately from UPI
  • Rent, electricity and salaries entered once, then remembered every month
  • Nothing is ever deleted; every correction leaves an audit trail

The diary

What would otherwise be forgotten

A voice note from the counter, kept against the person it concerns and returned to you months later.

  • "Two boxes damaged. Ramesh agreed to adjust it in the next bill."
  • "Kumar promised delivery on Friday" — and a reminder when Friday arrives
  • "The rate has gone up again" — attached to that supplier, beside their balance
  • Reminders set by voice: "remind me about rent on the 25th"
  • Ask months later and receive the note and the balance in one answer

What it answers

The questions that actually keep you up.

Not hypothetical ones — the specific, recurring frustrations that come up in almost every conversation with a business owner. Each is answered from your own records, never estimated.

Sales were good all day — so why is the bank empty?

Cash in hand tracked against what your own entries say should be there. The gap shows up before the month ends, not after.

Did I already pay him for this, or is it a new bill?

A bill that matches one already filed is flagged before it's paid twice, not discovered a month later.

Did I already give Suresh an advance, or is he asking again?

Every advance is set against salary automatically — it doesn't depend on anyone's memory of last month.

What happens if I take a day off?

Nothing stops. Three people can send bills and voice notes, so the record never lives in one person's head alone.

My accountant wants March, and half the bills are missing.

Every original is kept six years and handed over already sorted — nothing to hunt for at filing time.

What did that supplier say last time?

The note you recorded months ago, returned alongside what they're owed today.

Built for how businesses actually run

Not a cut-down version of accounting software.

Bring your team

Three people included — a partner, a manager, anyone who sends bills. A fourth is ₹99 a month. Staff who send bills never see salaries.

More than one business

Each gets its own set of books. Send to the right one on Telegram, or your own WhatsApp number if you've connected one — nothing to tag.

Your accountant, taken care of

The month's ledger as a spreadsheet, GST split out, every bill image linked — emailed when the month closes, if you ask.

Six years of records

Every original — photo, PDF, voice note — filed under your business, dated, never overwritten. The 72 months GST law wants.

Made for a noisy counter

Voice notes from where you stand, not dictation into a form. Senni repeats back what it heard, so mistakes show in seconds.

Never invents a figure

Every number is calculated from your own entries, not guessed by a chatbot. No detail? It says so, rather than estimate.

Your phone 📱 You one number Your manager 📱 Kumar shop two only Senni numbers +91 ••••• 100100 +91 ••••• 200200 +91 ••••• 300300 Separate books Shop one Shop two Personal One answer
If you've connected WhatsApp for each business, whichever number you send to is the book it goes into — nothing to select and nothing to tag. On Telegram, pick the book from the list. Ask a question and you get the position across all of them at once.

Pricing

One price. Three people.

You are charged for people who can open the books, never for the people filling them.

Monthly

₹499+ GST /month

One business, billed monthly

  • Unlimited bills, voice notes and questions
  • Three people — you and two others, who can each send bills and read the books
  • Supplier balances and staff advances
  • The daily cash position
  • Notes, promises and reminders
  • Monthly ledger to your accountant
  • Six years of document storage
Start monthly

Cancel any time, no fee

Save ₹1,989

Yearly

₹3,999+ GST /year

Works out at ₹333 a month

  • Everything in monthly
  • ₹1,989 less than paying monthly — four months free
  • One payment, nothing to remember
  • Price held for the full year
Start yearly

Full refund within 14 days

A fourth person is ₹99 a month, a second business is another subscription, and your own WhatsApp number is ₹2,000–3,000 once — all optional, all on the full pricing page. Prices here are before GST — 18% is added at checkout, and your invoice shows it separately so you can claim it back. Payments are handled by Razorpay — SENNI never sees your card details. See the refund policy.

Why it pays for itself

Your accountant stops chasing you.

Most of what a chartered accountant bills for at year end is reconstruction — chasing missing bills, deciphering a bag of slips, working out which payment settled which invoice. Senni hands them a month that is already in order: every bill dated and categorised, GST split out, each entry linked to the original image.

Cleaner books cost less to file, close faster, and leave far less room for a notice later.

And a second brain for you.

What a supplier promised in March. Which employee has taken how much. The rate that quietly went up twice. It is all recorded the moment you say it, and returned the moment you ask — so you can stop carrying it.

Questions

Straight answers.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Senni works on WhatsApp, Telegram and the web. Telegram and the web are free, with nothing to connect — save the bot like any contact, or use the web page when you want everything in one place. On WhatsApp you can try it free before connecting your own number for ongoing use, a one-time setup fee. See pricing below.

Is this an accounting package? Will it file my GST returns?

No, and deliberately so. Senni maintains the record and hands it to your chartered accountant in the form they require. Filing, input tax credit matching and returns remain with them, which is their profession and they do it better.

Will it read handwritten bills and small slips?

Usually, yes. When it cannot, it says so and shows you the photograph rather than recording an incorrect figure. A bill that could not be read is still filed and still searchable; it is simply not counted until you confirm what it says.

What is the point of the notes and reminders?

Most of what you need later was never written on a bill. A damaged delivery, a rate that changed, a promise made on the phone. Senni keeps those against the supplier they concern, so when you ask what is owed you also get what was said.

How many people can use it?

Three, including you. Each of the three can send bills and voice notes from their own phone, and each can open the books. A fourth person is ₹99 a month. We keep it to a number rather than leaving it open because every bill sent is real work done on our side, and a price that pretends otherwise is a price that has to change later.

Can the others see what I pay everyone?

No. Salary and advance figures are visible to the proprietor alone, whatever else somebody has been given access to.

What happens to my data if I leave?

It belongs to you, and you have 180 days from the day the account closes to download it — the ledger, the reports and every original you sent. Export it yourself from Reports, or write to us and we will send the lot. After 180 days we close your access. Records themselves are retained for the period Indian tax law requires, which is six years for books of account.

How is this different from a khata app or a spreadsheet?

Those require you to stop and enter data, which is precisely the moment a business owner does not have. Senni takes what you are already sending — a forwarded bill, a voice note — and does the recording itself.

Find out what last month actually did.

Forward a single bill and see what comes back. No card, nothing to install — that is the entire commitment.

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