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For Indian CA and accounting firms

Never miss a statutory date. Run the whole practice from one place.

Audytee works out every client's GST, TDS, income tax and ROC dates from the rules, opens the work before it is due, sends it through review and bills it with the right GST.

14 days free on the Starter plan. Nothing is charged unless you choose a plan.

Audytee's Today page: the week's statutory due dates, the member's work, compliance health by category and outstanding invoices

Why firms use Audytee

Dates from the rules, not a spreadsheet

Each statutory service carries its due-date rule. Audytee dates every client's periods for the year, moves them all when an extension is announced, and flags any date it could not confirm so you check it first.

A second pair of eyes before anything is filed

Work goes from preparer to reviewer, and the reviewer can never be the preparer when the service needs review. Marking a return filed asks for the date and the ARN, so the proof sits on the task.

Billing that already knows GST

Place of supply comes from the client's state, so the CGST and SGST or IGST split is worked out for you. Receipts take TDS, advances and part payments, and outstanding is aged the same way everywhere.

What it covers

The jobs a CA firm does every day, in the order it does them

Compliance

Every client, every period, on one grid

The matrix lays out each client's services across the financial year: filed and when, due this week, waiting on the client, overdue. Open a cell to reach the task behind it.

  • A period grid for the whole firm, by month, quarter, half-year or year
  • A calendar of statutory dates, tasks, follow-ups, appointments and leave
  • The month's tasks created for every client in one step
  • Extensions and firm-level rule overrides, with the statutory date kept on record
The compliance matrix: clients and their GST, TDS, PF and ESI services by month, each cell showing filed, overdue or waiting on the client

Tasks and review

Work that moves through review, with the proof attached

A task carries its checklist, the documents asked of the client, the conversation and the filing record. When the reviewer approves it, the approval stays on the task.

  • Document requests that pause the task until the client sends them
  • Comments with mentions, and a full activity trail
  • Filing status with date, ARN and the acknowledgement file
  • Saved views, keyboard shortcuts and undo on every list
A GSTR-1 task approved by the reviewer, with its checklist, comments and a filing record showing the filed date and ARN

Billing

Invoices, receipts and ageing that add up

Quotations, proformas, tax invoices and credit notes are numbered per financial year and printed with your signature and stamp. Totals are worked out on the server, never typed in.

  • CGST and SGST or IGST from the place of supply, per line, with SAC
  • Zero-rated exports carry your LUT and are saved without IGST
  • Receipts with TDS, advances and allocation across invoices
  • Client ledgers and receivables ageing, opening balances included
A tax invoice with SAC codes, CGST and SGST split at 9% each, the total, the payment received and the firm's bank details

Clients

A client record that matches how the law sees them

Profiles follow the client's constitution, so a private limited company has directors and a CIN while an individual has a PAN and a family group. Everything about the client is one click away.

  • Several GSTINs per client, each with its state, plus addresses and bank accounts
  • A credential vault encrypted with its own key, with every reveal logged
  • Documents, notes, engagements and the client's coming due dates
  • CSV import and export
A client record for a private limited company showing coming due dates, open tasks, outstanding amount, addresses and identifiers

Also in Audytee: time and utilisation, to-dos, DSC, licence, notice and UDIN registers, leads and proposals, an inbox for Gmail and Outlook, attendance, leave and claims, a client portal and reports. See every feature

Built for Indian practice

Made around the Acts you file under, not adapted from a generic task tool

GST, TDS, income tax and ROC rules

Due dates are rules anchored to the period, with per-period exceptions such as the fourth-quarter TDS return. Record an extension once and every unfiled period moves.

GSTR-3B · Sep 2026 · due 20 Oct 2026

Maker and checker

Services that need review cannot be approved by the person who prepared them. Changes requested go back to the preparer with the reviewer's note.

Prepared: SK · Reviewed: MD

UDIN register

Each UDIN is recorded against the task and client it certifies. Tax audits count toward the signing partner's yearly limit, so you see who is close to it.

UDIN on TSK-000231 · tax audit

Exports under LUT

A zero-rated invoice always carries the firm's own LUT, whatever was typed, and its lines are saved without IGST. Credit notes follow their invoice.

Zero-rated · IGST ₹0.00

TDS deducted by clients

Receipts record the TDS a client deducted from your fee, by section and quarter. The TDS receivable report lines up with Form 26AS.

194J · Q2 FY 2026-27 · ₹1,900.00

Indian formats throughout

Rupees with lakh and crore grouping, dates as day month year, April to March years, and PAN, GSTIN and TAN checked as you type, including the GSTIN check digit and state.

₹12,34,567.00 · 24 Oct 2026 · FY 2026-27

Integrations

Works with the tools your firm already uses

Each connection is optional, made with your own account, and can be disconnected at any time.

Security

Your clients' data stays in India, and stays yours

No advertising, no selling of data, no tracking on this site. Firm owners can export everything at any time.

How Audytee protects your data

  • Hosted on Amazon Web Services in Mumbai: the database, files and backups stay in India
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest; client credentials are encrypted again with a key kept apart from the database
  • Two-factor sign-in, which owners can require of owners and partners
  • Roles for each module, and staff or articles limited to the clients assigned to them
  • An audit log of who changed what, including every credential reveal

See it with your own clients

Start a 14-day trial, import your clients from a spreadsheet, assign their services, and the year's due dates are laid out for you.