Two plans. The first gets orders out of email and into a clean order book; the second tells you what actually shipped against them.
Per company, per month, with an order volume attached. Billed monthly; annual billing on request.
For getting the order book off spreadsheets. Orders arrive by mail, land as records, export to Tally.
Everything in Capture, plus the answer to “what have we actually dispatched against this order?”
All prices exclude GST. TBD — trial or pilot terms, minimum commitment, billing cycle, refund policy, and whether an onboarding fee applies.
| Capture | Reconcile | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting orders in | ||
| Mail extraction | + | + |
| PO extraction | + | + |
| Document formats | PDF · Word · Excel · CSV · scanned images | |
| GSTIN validation | + | + |
| Making sense of them | ||
| Catalogue matching | + | + |
| Gap worklist | Listed | Ranked by value blocked |
| Invoice matching | — | + |
| Dispatch state per order | — | + |
| Getting them out | ||
| Tally export | + | + |
| Order archive & search | + | + |
| Data export | TBD — formats, and whether it is self-serve | |
| Limits and support | ||
| Orders per month | 1,000 | 3,000 |
| User logins | 3 | 10 |
| Companies | TBD | TBD |
| Support | TBD — channels, hours and response times | |
| Onboarding | TBD — who loads the catalogue, and how long it takes | |
A feature marked + is in the plan. Anything still marked TBD is unresolved — it has not been decided, and nothing should be read into where it sits.
It goes on the gap worklist as a decision for a person. It is never swapped for its nearest neighbour and never written to your ledger as a guess — that holds on every plan.
A fortnight of real purchase orders and one Tally export. That is enough to show you what it read, what it matched, and what it could not.
No. Tally stays your books. Invoices are read out of your export; nothing is posted back behind your back.
TBD — one purchase order document, or one order line? Say what happens when the limit is reached: a block, an overage rate, or a conversation.
TBD — the honest answer here matters more than the plan boundaries. Say what access is requested, whether it can be scoped to one folder or address, and who at Blitz can read it.
TBD — length, whether it is paid, and what happens to the data afterwards if the customer does not continue.
TBD — upgrade and downgrade terms, and whether anything is pro-rated.