One calm message that proves yesterday's money.
Every morning RakamHQ freezes yesterday's numbers and writes three plain sentences: the day, the one thing that matters, and the single action to take - in the register you actually speak.
The daily close is the product's heartbeat. Once the ledger is true, the close writes itself: yesterday's money by provider, fees, matched and unmatched counts, what's settled versus pooled, refunds in flight - all proven, all traceable.
Then an AI narrates it in three sentences. Not the math - the model never computes a number - just the words: the day in a line, the single most important thing, and the one action to take, with a deep link.
What you get
- Gross, fees, and order counts per provider
- Matched, needs-attention, and awaiting-settlement counts
- Where money physically sits - in bank, in wallet, netting pending
- Ranked alerts: pooling, settlement delay, fee drift, refund aging
- A three-sentence narrative, in English or Roman Nepali
- Delivered by email at your chosen hour; every version stored
The daily close, in detail.
The numbers freeze, then three sentences
At the hour you choose the ledger freezes yesterday shut, and only then does an AI narrate it - never the math, just the words. You get the day in a line, the single thing that matters, and the one action to take. The register is the one you actually speak: 'Ramro din! Hijo Rs 3,12,450 collect bhayo (214 orders). Sabai milyo - euta Khalti payment matra settlement kurirahe ko chha.'
Every provider, gross to net
Under the narrative sits the proof: gross, fees, and order counts broken out per provider, with matched, needs-attention, and awaiting-settlement tallies beside them. eSewa, Khalti and Fonepay each stand on their own line, so a quiet problem on one rail never hides inside a healthy total. Every figure traces back to the exact transactions behind it.
Where the money physically sits
A day's sales and a day's cash in hand are different questions, so the close answers both. It shows what has landed in your bank, what is still pooled in a wallet waiting to be swept, and what is netting pending against a future payout. You see not just what you earned, but where every rupee currently rests.
Ranked alerts, worst first
The close never dumps a wall of numbers on you. Anything worth attention - a wallet pooling too long, a settlement running late, a fee rate drifting up, a refund aging unnetted - is ranked by what it costs you and surfaced worst first. On a clean day the list is empty and the message simply says so.
Versioned, and delivered at your hour
A wrong daily close is the one unforgivable error, so the narrative is generated once, after the freeze, and stored with the close it describes. There is always a record of exactly what you were told on any given morning, and every number in it traces to a source. It arrives by email at the hour you set, and stays on the Today screen for any date.
FAQ
The daily close,
explained
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As a morning email at the hour you choose, and on the Today screen for any date. Viber delivery is on the roadmap.
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Send us last month's eSewa report, Khalti export, bank statement and orders sheet. Within 48 hours we send back a one-page close - every payment matched, every fee computed, every settlement decomposed.
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