Sales are growing. Is profit?
Sales may be growing while margins are getting thinner. A familiar customer may be buying less.
Tally keeps your books. Growth Intelligence turns them into clear answers, three decisions every week, and follow-ups your team can act on. You get your evenings back, and the business gets your attention where it counts.
Know Faster. Decide Smarter. Grow Stronger.
Explore the workflow below. Connect the records, analyse a signal, prepare a controlled follow-up and review the decision with evidence.
Bring sales, expenses and collections into context.
You call the accountant: What's our total outstanding?
The answer comes by evening.
A big customer asks for more credit. You say yes, without seeing that they are already 60 days late.
Sales are up this month. Nobody can tell you which products actually made the profit.
A purchase order goes out for an item that has been sitting in the godown for months.
You're still sending payment reminders on WhatsApp, one by one.
Sales may be growing while margins are getting thinner. A familiar customer may be buying less.
A product may be sitting on the shelf while the team orders more.
Finding the answer can mean opening reports, exporting files, asking someone to analyse them and then deciding what to do.
Connect your records. Understand what is happening. Take the next step with your team.
Available records, brought into GI with period and coverage checks.
Illustrative product flowExamples of questions GI helps your team investigate and follow through on.
Profitability alongside sales volume, where cost coverage supports it.
Review the margin change before deciding what to adjust.
Available stock and movement data.
Assign the next purchase check before reordering.
The condition and status of supported follow-ups.
Assign an owner and review progress.
See which products, margins, customers, stock and receivables deserve attention.
Review customer buying patterns and outstanding balances before your next conversation.
Use the findings to make your next team conversation specific. Business outcomes still depend on your decisions and execution.
Compare the business position for a consistent period, then inspect the records behind a change. Explore an anonymous analysis example below.
Which three decisions should move before the week gets busy?
Bring revenue, cash, receivables, stock and customer signals into one owner brief.
Open the highest-value decision, inspect its evidence and assign the next move.
Anonymous example - not a live product session or a customer result.
Actual insights depend on connected records and coverage.
When reminders depend on you, they compete with every other decision in your day. Configure GI to turn supported business conditions into follow-ups and tasks, with the rules and approvals your team needs.
Invoice DEMO-1042 · ₹24,000 overdue in the available records.
Check the recipient, template and configured delivery conditions.
Assign the follow-up to the accounts team. Obtain required owner approval.
Inspect delivery logs, task progress and exceptions.
DraftPrepared; awaiting review.
SentMessage sent; outcome unconfirmed.
Task completedRecorded with an outcome note; not proof of payment.
Sending a reminder does not mean a payment was collected. Review the business outcome separately.
Planned, not currently available: automatic alerts for configured stock-risk conditions. Confirm availability in your demo.
Available workflows depend on your plan, channel setup, rules and approvals.
Ask about a product, customer or period, then inspect the available records behind the answer.
Start with a sales question, then ask a more specific follow-up about a product or period. Read the answer alongside its available supporting records.
Supporting records: sample sales vouchers.
Sample follow-up: sales totals alone cannot establish slow-moving stock. Check item quantities, closing stock and ageing for the same period before deciding what to reorder.
Answers depend on connected company data and available coverage.
Understanding yesterday’s numbers is the starting point. GI also helps you consider where to focus, what alternatives to review and which action to take next.
Review available cash, expected collections and existing stock commitments. Check the period and coverage first.
Compare purchase timing and funding assumptions using the planning tools available in your plan.
Check costs, demand and repayment assumptions with your team and advisers. Agree who will validate each point.
The connector makes successfully synced records available to GI; it does not replace Tally. Corrections remain in your accounting process. GI does not silently change your books. Review the applicable privacy notice before connecting.
Confirm the date range, record coverage and latest successful sync. Entries not received are not included; review supported data issues with your accounting team.
Actions follow your configured approval and delivery rules. A sent reminder does not establish a completed business outcome.
The experience GI is designed to support - not a promise of a specific result.
Open the latest available business position. See which product, customer or stock issue deserves a closer look. Start with a priority instead of a request for another spreadsheet.
Ask a follow-up about buying patterns or product performance. Give the conversation a factual starting point while leaving room for the team’s knowledge of the customer.
Supported routine reminders follow the rules you have configured. A responsible person handles the next step. You review progress and exceptions instead of initiating every follow-up yourself.
Discuss what changed, what was done and what still needs a decision. Agree the next action and who owns it.
Explore the available options and assumptions. Go into the decision with a clearer understanding of the resources it may need.
A business review that helps you lead, and less routine chasing to carry into the evening.
Growth Intelligence is built by Bizgenix AI. Our team brings together Chartered Accountants, banking and investment experience, and AI engineering. For 13 years we have worked inside owner-led businesses, finding where money gets stuck and fixing it. GI turns that experience into a product.

Founder · Chartered Accountant

Director · Chartered Accountant

Director · Banking & investment
Less chasing. More leading. Same business, same team, same books-and a clearer way to run it.
Monday
Your weekly brief arrives. Three decisions, with the money involved, before the week gets busy.
Monday
You approve a batch of payment reminders from your phone. The AI Employee takes it from there.
Wednesday
A customer asks for more credit. You ask GI and see how they have paid over the last year. You decide with facts.
Friday
Your team review opens with priorities and owners, not with who has which report.
The weekend
Your Tally holds valuable signals about products, customers, cash and stock. But they arrive late, in pieces and only when you ask. So decisions wait for you, and money sits where it shouldn't.
Receivables ageing past terms, and inventory that hasn’t moved in months.
Best sellers that earn little, products that lose money, and costs that quietly creep up.
Customers ordering less, and too much business resting on too few names.
Best earners to push, rising customers to serve, and cash that could be released.
The biggest cost never shows up in the books: your time, your focus and the growth you keep postponing.
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Coordinate with your accountant and our team to check the supported Tally setup and connect the data.
Check the synced position, available coverage and records that need attention.
Choose a question or workflow. Set responsibilities, permissions and approvals, then review the results.
No. Continue accounting in Tally. GI adds analysis, configured follow-ups and decision support around connected data.
Keep familiar accounting responsibilities, then agree who reviews GI findings, approves actions and checks follow-through. Our team helps configure the supported workflows around those roles.
GI works from successfully synced data. Check the latest sync and reporting period; it cannot know entries it has not received. Supported data issues can be reviewed by your accounting team.
No. GI provides AI decision support, not a dedicated human executive. Human advisory services, where offered, are separately scoped.
Yes. Ask GI is designed for follow-up questions across customers, products, periods, expenses and cash movement.
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