▲ 21 r/InternalAudit+1 crossposts

I built a FREE concurrent audit tool for banks, because all they do is copy paste and add ticks without knowing why

The Problem that every CA knows but no one talks about

If you’re a CA doing bank audits, you know the pain:
Concurrent audits require REAL-TIME documentation of branch observations, loan file reviews, and compliance checks

Most articles clearly do not know what to check when performing concurrent audit. All they do is to refer prior months report and just check few loan documents.

I know going through the guidance notes of ICAI takes a lot of time and no one wants to go through every single month. Thus I built a tool that will help you to document all required things at one place.

It is very easy for a junior article to pick up and start working, since it has inbuilt RBI guidance simplified. Also, it is cleanly segregated per items that are required for monthly/quarterly/half yearly audit.

What I built!
- No sign up, no internet just complete offline tool
- Easily export and import the data as json within a minute and take it wherever you want
- covers almost all items that will help you to fill out report easily
- Automated NPA calculations, DP and much more
- Audit deficiencies at one place to track month on month

What I feel I should cover, if user needs
- Automated report generation

btw I’m a Chartered Accountant by profession, so I have incorporated as many things that are needed.

Here is the link to the tool:

https://emblemaudit.in/concurrent?utm\_source=reddit&utm\_medium=organic&utm\_campaign=concurrent\_launch

Note: Download Msi jnstalller and click on more info -> run anyway to install

For win 10 & above: Directly use the exe app and run.

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TL;DR: After 4 years of auditing banks, I built a free concurrent audit documentation tool. No signup, no money, no internet, offline tool where data can be directly exported/imported as json in one go.

See ya! If you like this, upvote as someone else would be searching for this. (Hope so)

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u/Th353u5 — 3 days ago

I have built SaaS, but I don’t know how to market

Hi, I don’t know how to portray it, but let me be frank. I’m a CA, who spent almost a year, solo working on a SaaS app that could solve many peer and quality review documentation issues, which are being pointed out NFRA.

The idea to put it here is that, I built the app, a website for it and tried get it tested by my friends and known people. To this extent, I hardly see people engaging in this because either they feel, what is in for us? Or this guy could achieve more.

I’m clearly looking for people to help me how to market SaaS as low cost as possible and help me provide insights on my website, on what doesn’t make sense. I tried all things that AI has advised me to do, except blogs that I’m currently working on.

Can anyone help me with this?

Website: Emblemaudit.in

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u/Th353u5 — 21 days ago

I have built SaaS, but I don’t know how to market

Hi, I don’t know how to portray it, but let me be frank. I’m a CA, who spent almost a year, solo working on a SaaS app that could solve many peer and quality review documentation issues, which are being pointed out NFRA.

The idea to put it here is that, I built the app, a website for it and tried get it tested by my friends and known people. To this extent, I hardly see people engaging in this because either they feel, what is in for us? Or this guy could achieve more.

I’m clearly looking for people to help me how to market SaaS as low cost as possible and help me provide insights on my website, on what doesn’t make sense. I tried all things that AI has advised me to do, except blogs that I’m currently working on.

Can anyone help me with this?

Website: Emblemaudit.in

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u/Th353u5 — 21 days ago
▲ 10 r/StartupSoloFounder+1 crossposts

We’re out to build something!

**We're building something That should've done 10 years ago. Come break it with us.**

I have worked/working as a CA in Big 4/mid size firm. Since being used to thier in-house documentation web app, it seems that Indian firms never had the privilege to maintain workpapers in that quality. I've watched small practices waste ₹5L on software that treats them like clunky, offline-unfriendly, built by vendors who've never actually audited anything.

So I'm building Emblem: a working papers app designed by CAs, for CA firms. Desktop and offline first. Built to ICAI Standards. Zero cloud rent-seeking.

**Here's the catch:** Its unfinished and you will find bugs!! But if you're:

- A CA firm that's tired of Excel + overpaying for legacy bloat
- A final-year student who wants to actually *understand* what audit workflow looks like
- Someone who believes audit tech should be cheap, fast, and built by people who actually practice

...then this is your moment to shape it.

We're taking ~100 beta testers each for CA firms and CA students. Not for random feedback but for real, brutal product feedback. You'll get subsidised pricing if you like to subscribe in future. After beta feedback, your name will be in credits, and the chance to tell us exactly what we got wrong.

If this sounds like you, drop a comment or DM. Serious responses only.

Site:emblemaudit.in

Signup for beta. We are expecting to roll out next week. Thanks for reading my post. Happy Saturday!!

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u/Th353u5 — 1 month ago

I want to help founders as a CA for free, for this weekend!!!

I got some free time this weekend, so I thought I can few of my folks here. I’m a Chartered accountant by profession, so I can guide young founders with financials, understanding concepts or provide advice on further aspects they are working on. I am not looking for any fees or charges for any of you. So feel free to drop comment or drop dm, as seems fit. Looking forward for your responses.

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u/Th353u5 — 3 months ago

As a CA, I’m Available for new founders to help them understand financials. I don’t expect anything in return.

Almost every week, I see people asking lots of questions and most people answer them honestly. Been a regular visitor here in this sub. So thought of helping my folks in here, if in case. Thanks!

Those need in help, post questions below or Dm if that what’s preferred

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u/Th353u5 — 3 months ago

Anyone has contact number of person who fixes Glen Cooktop?

Urgent: Smoke appearing from below the stove and has the paint odour coming out. Anyone has any contact number please share

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u/Th353u5 — 3 months ago