Solutions / Company secretaries
In-house CS at one company or a small group
Know what your company owes, and what being late costs.
Answer a few questions about the company and the calendar builds itself: ROC, tax, GST, labour, FEMA, and SEBI if you are listed. Log a director's appointment and DIR-12 is dated from it.
A working day
What it looks like in use.
Open the calendar. Overdue items sit at the top with the late fee next to each one.
Pick the agenda items. Delta drafts the notice, the resolutions and a minutes outline as one Word file, and tells you the latest date the notice can go out.
Log the event. DIR-12, MBP-1 follow-ups and, for a listed company, the Reg 30 disclosure appear with dates.
Tick off TDS, GST and PF as you pay them. Anything you forgot shows its estimated cost.
What you get
The parts you will use.
Workspace
Compliance calendar per company, with events, tasks and a penalty meter.
Meetings and registers
Notice, agenda, resolutions, minutes. Six statutory registers with version history.
Draft
Exchange letters and Companies Act documents, in your company's own style.
Regulatory news
SEBI and RBI updates tagged by topic. Add any item as a task.
Document requests
Send a link to whoever holds the papers. They upload without an account.
First 15 minutes
Setting up.
- Create workspacePick Company secretary. Name the company and its type.
- Answer the profileGST registered? Deducts TDS? Employees? FDI? Each yes switches on the filings that apply.
- Review the calendarItems before today appear as overdue. If they were filed before you started, clear them in one click.
- Add directorsEnter DINs and DSC expiry dates. DIR-3 KYC and DSC renewals join the calendar.
Be aware
What it does not do.
- It does not file on the MCA portal for you. You prepare the form, upload it and sign it with your DSC as before. Delta tracks the SRN and the date.
- It does not replace your accounting or payroll software.
More in the FAQ and on the security page.