What is Bahi?
Bahi is business-analytics software for small and mid-sized Indian
businesses - a single company up to a multi-company group. It reads your accounting system or ERP and turns the data into
decisions - receivables to chase, dealers to call, stock that earns - with every
figure reconciled digit-for-digit to your register.
Which systems does Bahi work with?
Accounting software and ERPs - Miracle, Tally, Zoho Books, QuickBooks, Odoo,
ERPNext, Oracle and others. During onboarding we connect your system and
configure Bahi to your data, so the dashboards reconcile to your register from
the first day you sign in.
Where does my data live?
Never pooled with anyone else's, on either plan. On Bahi Desktop your books
live only on your own computers - leaving means closing an app on machines that
were always yours. On Bahi Cloud, your business gets its own private server and
its own database, isolated by design: sign-in is invite-only, and no other
customer's data ever shares your server.
Can Bahi change my books?
No. Bahi is read-only by construction: it reads a copy of your backup and
cannot write to your accounting system. Your Miracle or Tally stays exactly as
your accountant left it.
How much does Bahi cost?
Bahi Desktop is ₹9,999 + GST per company per year - the full app on
one computer you own, macOS or Windows (single-system licence). Bahi Cloud is
₹19,999 + GST per company
per year - everything in Desktop plus a private managed server and the Progressive
Web App on any device, including your phone. Cloud includes 10 team members, with additional
users at ₹799 + GST per user per year. Billed
annually - with a 30-day free trial on your own data.
What does the Desktop plan mean?
Bahi runs as an app on one computer you own - macOS or Windows, one system per
company. Like keeping the cash almirah on your own premises: we install it with you,
the keys stay yours, and your books never leave that machine. Move to Bahi Cloud
whenever you want the same numbers on more machines, or on your phone.
Who is Bahi for?
Owners and finance teams of small and mid-sized Indian businesses -
distributors, traders, retailers, manufacturers, multi-company groups - anyone
who keeps serious books in an accounting package or ERP and has to decide from
them.