FAQ
Straight answers.
What it covers, how accurate it is, where your data lives and what it cannot do yet.
Scope
Does Delta file anything on the MCA portal for me?
No. MCA has no public filing API, and automating the portal would break its terms. You prepare the form, upload it and sign with your DSC as you do today. Delta dates the filing, tells you what lateness costs, and keeps the SRN and filing date.
Which laws does the calendar cover?
Companies Act, LLP Act, SEBI (LODR, PIT, SAST, depositories), income tax and TDS, GST, labour (PF, ESI, professional tax in Maharashtra and Karnataka, POSH, labour welfare in two states) and FEMA/RBI. The product page lists the count and the main forms.
Does it work for unlisted companies?
Yes. Private, public unlisted, OPC, Section 8 and LLP all get a calendar. SEBI rules apply only when you mark the company as listed.
What about other states' professional tax or labour welfare?
Only Maharashtra and Karnataka are built. Other states are not in the calendar yet; add them as tasks until they are.
Accuracy
How accurate are the due dates?
Each rule carries its law, its source link and the date it was last reviewed. The rulebook was fact-checked against official sources on 29 September 2026, and every correction was checked a second time independently. Rules still change often, so each page says when it was last reviewed.
Are the late fees exact?
They are indicative. ROC additional fees depend on the form and your share capital, GST fees on turnover, and interest on the tax involved. The page shows its working: for example, 2× the normal fee of ₹300 for 15 days late. Where an amount depends on facts we do not have, it says so instead of guessing.
The AGM was held early. When does AOC-4 fall due?
Within 30 days of the AGM, and MGT-7 within 60. The calendar first assumes a 30 September AGM, so AOC-4 shows 30 October. Open the AGM row, choose Record AGM and enter the date it was held, and AOC-4, MGT-7, ADT-1, MGT-15, CSR-2 and AOC-4 CFS are re-dated from it. Marking an AGM meeting as held in the meetings module does the same.
Data and trust
Where is my data stored?
On a Railway server in US West (California). Hosting in an India region is not in place. The security page lists what is and is not in place today.
Is the insider-trading record tamper-proof?
Tamper-evident, not tamper-proof. Entries cannot be edited or deleted through the app, and each stores a hash of the one before it, so a change anywhere breaks the chain and the page names the first broken entry. Someone with direct access to the database could rebuild the chain, so we advise recording the head hash in your board or audit-committee minutes.
Do you use my documents to train AI?
We do not train models. AI features send the text you ask about to a model provider (Google Gemini, or OpenRouter for some models). Those providers have their own terms; do not use AI features on text you may not share with them.
Using it
Can my whole team use it?
Not yet. Accounts are per person, and drafts can be shared with up to five collaborators. Seats and roles for a team are not built.
Can a client upload documents without an account?
Yes. A document request gives a private link. The client uploads against each checklist item; only you see the files.
What does it cost?
It is free during the beta. See pricing for how we plan to charge: per company, with unlimited users.
Can I export my data?
Calendars, registers, insider-trading logs and risk lists export to CSV, and meeting packs to Word.