Record
Dictate the document and AI fills it in, coded and taxed correctly.
- Purchase bills against a PO
- Expenses with the right ledger
- Sales and cash receipts
- Payments and settlements
Most business AI explains your data back to you. Raya AI fills in the bill, the expense, the invoice and the quotation — finding the vendor, matching the PO, working out the GST — then hands the draft to you. AI reconciles your bank statement, finds stock across every warehouse and forecasts what next month needs. Nothing reaches your books without a person.
Three jobs your team does by hand every month. Scroll, and watch what AI does with each.
Photograph it. AI reads the vendor, verifies the GSTIN, picks the right ledger and cost centre, and works out the input credit — then hands you a voucher to approve.
Approve and AI posts it. Nothing is saved before you do.
AI matches every line it can to an invoice, bill or charge by amount, date and party — codes the routine ones itself, and shows you only what genuinely needs a human.
AI matched by amount, date window and party name. The unmatched receipt is waiting for you to say which invoice it belongs to.
AI reads your own history, projects what is coming, compares it with free stock and the vendor's lead time, and tells you the date by which the indent has to go out.
Pick a job below and watch what AI actually does with it — the masters AI matches, the tax AI works out, and the document AI puts in front of you to approve.
Book the bill from Shakti Steels for ₹1,00,000 plus GST against PO-2291.
Nothing is saved until you approve it. One tap posts it to Purchases.
Illustrative data. Every figure here would be your own — Raya AI reads and writes the same records your team does.
No commands to learn and no syntax to remember. Say it the way you would say it to someone on your team.
Dictate the document and AI fills it in, coded and taxed correctly.
AI drafts it from your masters, rates and history.
One question instead of four screens and a filter.
AI reads your own history and says what is coming.
Letting software near your books is a question of control, not cleverness. Here is exactly how far AI can go, and where AI stops.
AI can only see and touch what the person asking is already allowed to. There is no back door of its own.
The assistant prepares the voucher, quotation or order and stops. A person approves before anything is written to your books — and you can cap the value it is allowed to draft at all.
Each entry is stamped with the prompt behind it and the person who approved it, so the audit trail shows what was asked, what AI did and who signed it off.
Requests are served from Indian infrastructure, and your books are never used to train anyone’s model. Prompt logs are off by default, and PAN, Aadhaar, bank and phone identifiers are masked before anything is written down.
If the vendor is ambiguous or the rate has moved, AI asks rather than guessing and quietly filling in the wrong thing.
Anything approved can be reversed the same way anything else is, with the reversal carrying the same audit trail.
Who gets a seat, what it may draft, what gets logged and what it all costs — set from your own Settings and Usage screens, changed whenever you like, without asking us.
Questions asked, actions taken and spend — for the company and for every user by name. Broken down per day, over 7, 30 or 90 days.
Seats are assigned by you, not by us. Each one adds 100 questions and 5 actions to the company’s shared pool.
Prompt logging is off by default. If you switch it on for review, you set how long it is kept and identifiers are still masked.
Raya AI can be turned off for the whole company with one toggle. Left on, each user still only sees what their own role allows.
Seats are priced individually, so you give them to the owners and the main operating accounts rather than the whole team. Each seat tops up a pool everybody shares, which means a heavy user and a light one balance each other out instead of you buying for the peak.
The pool is company-wide, resets on the 1st and does not roll over. Top-up packs are there for a month that runs heavy, so a busy week never means buying a seat you do not need.
It does the work of creating them. Ask it to book a bill, log an expense, invoice a sale or quote a customer and it finds the vendor or customer, matches the PO, works out the GST and fills the document in full — then puts it in front of you. A person approves before anything is saved to your books, which is the part most teams want kept human.
It cannot post at all on its own — a person approves every document before it is saved. On top of that it runs inside the asking user’s permissions, it asks instead of guessing when a vendor, rate or ledger is ambiguous, and you can cap the value it is allowed to draft or switch drafting off entirely. Everything approved is audited and reversible.
Yes. Every document it prepares carries the steps it took and the masters it matched, and the approval is stamped with who gave it, so an auditor can follow the whole chain without asking anyone to remember.
No. Your books are never used to train a model — ours or a provider’s. Answering a request means sending the prompt and the records it needs to our AI provider under a contract that forbids training on it and requires deletion after processing. The subprocessors involved are named in our privacy policy.
No. Seats are ₹499 each per month and are usually given only to the owners and the main operating accounts — you assign and remove them yourself from Settings.
Each seat adds 100 questions and 5 actions to a pool the whole company shares, so a heavy user and a light one balance each other out. The pool resets on the 1st and does not roll over. If a month runs heavy you can add a top-up pack rather than buying a seat you do not need.
Yes. The Usage screen shows questions, actions and spend for the company and for each user by name, per day, over the last 7, 30 or 90 days — along with how much caching saved you and how much of your pool is left.
Completely, with one toggle for the whole company. You can also leave it on but switch drafting off, so it answers questions without preparing documents, or cap the value of any document it is allowed to draft.
All of them. Because Raya runs on one database, a single request can touch inventory, sales, purchase, finance and production without anything being exported or re-keyed.