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Reconcilar AI Private Limited is a technology startup developing an AI-based compliance verification platform for Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and accounting professionals. The business concept focuses on addressing a critical structural gap in the current compliance ecosystem, where accounting and GST systems are primarily designed for transaction recording and return filing, while verification of correctness and consistency before filing remains largely manual, fragmented, and non-standardized.
At present, Chartered Accountants and MSMEs rely heavily on spreadsheet-based reconciliations and manual cross-checks for bank reconciliation, party ledger reconciliation, and GST verification. These activities require matching large volumes of transactions across bank statements, books of accounts, customer and vendor ledgers, and GST returns. The process is time-consuming, prone to human error, and dependent on individual expertise. As a result, mismatches related to bank entries, outstanding balances, and party-wise inconsistencies are often identified only after statutory filing, leading to compliance notices, penalties, and rework.
Reconcilar AI aims to shift compliance practices from a reactive, post-filing correction model to a preventive, pre-filing verification framework. The platform functions as an independent verification layer that analyzes accounting data, bank transactions, party ledgers, and GST returns without requiring any change to existing accounting or ERP software. It assists professionals by systematically identifying mismatches, anomalies, and reconciliation gaps in bank and party accounts through structured, reviewable exception reports, while retaining human judgment in the final decision-making process.
Reconcilar AI is offered as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform and is designed around real Chartered Accountant workflows. The business model enables scalable deployment across multiple MSMEs through CA firms with low marginal cost. The solution improves compliance efficiency, reduces manual effort, enhances accuracy in bank and party reconciliations, and contributes to better regulatory outcomes, while aligning with national objectives such as Ease of Doing Business, Digital India, and MSME formalization.
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