About
Compliance software that shows its working.
Indian companies answer to the MCA, SEBI, the exchanges, the tax departments, RBI and the labour authorities, each with its own portal, its own dates and its own penalties. Delta Filings puts those obligations in one place, with the source and the arithmetic visible.
How we build
Four rules we hold ourselves to.
Every rule cites its source.
A due date with no law behind it is a guess. Each rule names the section, links to where it comes from and carries the date it was last reviewed.
Say what is estimated.
Late fees depend on facts we may not have. We label them indicative and show how the figure was reached. Where we cannot work it out, we say so rather than invent a number.
Check the corrections twice.
The rulebook was fact-checked against official sources, and every correction was checked again by a second, independent pass before it went in.
Who it is for
The people who answer for compliance.
Company secretaries, practising CS firms, compliance officers of listed companies, and risk officers who watch counterparties. See each role.
What it is not
- It does not file on the MCA portal. MCA has no public API.
- It does not replace your accounting or payroll software.
- It is not legal advice. It tells you what the rules say and what lateness costs; you decide what to do.
Working on
What comes next.
A direction, not a promise of dates.
First AGM and extensions
AOC-4, MGT-7 and ADT-1 now follow the real AGM date. A company's first AGM, and AGM extensions, are not modelled yet.
Exchange-verified calendar
SEBI items for listed companies close themselves when the exchange shows the filing.
Backups, MFA and India hosting
The gaps listed on the security page, in the order buyers ask about them.
Seats, roles and history
Assignees per company and a change history on every filing.
Calendar feed and digests
Deadlines pushed to your calendar and inbox, not only shown when you open the app.
Licensed MCA data
One-click company setup and signals on unlisted counterparties.