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How Audytee differs from what most firms use today

Most firms run on a general practice or task tool, a spreadsheet, or both. Those tools vary, so their column says what is typical, not what every product lacks. Try Audytee with your own clients and judge for yourself.

Audytee compared with typical practice tools and with spreadsheets
TopicAudyteeTypical practice toolsSpreadsheets and reminders
Statutory due datesAudyteeA structured rule per service dates every client's periods for the year; dates not yet confirmed are flagged to verifyTypical practice toolsA due-date list kept by the vendor or by you; coverage variesSpreadsheets and remindersTyped in by hand each year
ExtensionsAudyteeRecorded once; every unfiled period and its open task moves, and the statutory date stays on recordTypical practice toolsOften edited task by taskSpreadsheets and remindersEdited cell by cell
Firm-wide viewAudyteePeriod grid for the firm and a client by period matrix with filed datesTypical practice toolsTask lists and boards; some have a compliance dashboardSpreadsheets and remindersOne sheet per return, if kept current
Creating the month's workAudyteeOne step creates a period's tasks for every client that has the serviceTypical practice toolsRecurring tasks or templatesSpreadsheets and remindersNot applicable
Review before filingAudyteeMaker and checker: the reviewer cannot be the preparer where the service needs reviewTypical practice toolsA review status is common; separating preparer and reviewer is usually not enforcedSpreadsheets and remindersBy convention only
Proof of filingAudyteeFiled needs a date not in the future and the ARN; the acknowledgement is attached to the taskTypical practice toolsA status, with proof attached if someone adds itSpreadsheets and remindersA column, if someone fills it
GST on your own invoicesAudyteePlace of supply decides CGST and SGST or IGST; SAC per line; credit notes; LUT enforced on zero-rated invoicesTypical practice toolsInvoicing is common; GST handling variesSpreadsheets and remindersDone in separate accounting software
ReceivablesAudyteeReceipts with TDS, advances and unallocated amounts; ageing that includes opening balancesTypical practice toolsAn outstanding list; TDS on receipts variesSpreadsheets and remindersReconciled by hand
TDS clients deduct from your feesAudyteeA receivable report by client, section and quarter to match with Form 26ASTypical practice toolsUsually not trackedSpreadsheets and remindersReconciled by hand
Your GSTR-1AudyteeHSN/SAC summary and documents issued (tables 12 and 13) from your own invoicesTypical practice toolsUsually prepared outside the toolSpreadsheets and remindersPrepared by hand
UDINAudyteeA register against the task certified, with each signer's tax audit countTypical practice toolsSometimes a UDIN field on the taskSpreadsheets and remindersA separate sheet
UtilisationAudyteeTime logged against the firm's working week and holidays; rates captured on each entryTypical practice toolsTimesheets are common; how utilisation is measured variesSpreadsheets and remindersNot practical
Client recordsAudyteeShaped by constitution; several GSTINs; PAN, GSTIN and TAN validated including the check digitTypical practice toolsGeneral contact fields plus custom fieldsSpreadsheets and remindersFree text
Speed in daily useAudyteeSaved views on every list, search from anywhere, keyboard shortcuts, and undo instead of confirm dialogsTypical practice toolsVariesSpreadsheets and remindersSpreadsheet shortcuts
Your dataAudyteeHosted in Mumbai; every record exportable as CSV at any timeTypical practice toolsExport and hosting location varySpreadsheets and remindersOn your own drive

What Audytee does not do

If one of these matters most to your firm, another tool may suit you better, or alongside Audytee.

  • File returns on the government portals. You file there and record the date and ARN; GST filing status can be read back through Sandbox.
  • Keep your books. Invoices and receipts go to Zoho Books or Tally.
  • Run payroll.
  • Offer a phone app yet. The web app works on phones in the meantime.
  • Cover tax rules outside India.

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