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Compliance officers and CS at NSE and BSE listed companies
The LODR calendar, the insider-trading record and the drafts in one place.
SEBI deadlines with the stock-exchange fine next to each, a structured digital database that shows tampering, and exchange letters drafted from your own past filings.
A working day
What it looks like in use.
Close the trading window from the quarter-end date. Pre-clearance requests are refused while it is closed.
Record who received the results as UPSI, with PAN and time. The log is append-only and hash-chained.
Reg 29 prior intimation is dated at least two clear working days before the meeting.
Reg 30 is dated the same day, with the outcome letter ready to draft.
What you get
The parts you will use.
SEBI calendar
Reg 33, 31, 27, 13, 23(9), 24A, 34, 44, BRSR, SAST Reg 31(4), PIT and depositories certificates.
Insider trading
Designated persons, trading window, pre-clearance valid for seven trading days, and the SDD.
Disclosures
Your exchange filings, fetched and compared with the last one.
Draft
About 100 document types including Reg 30, 29, 33, 44 and PIT disclosures.
Regulatory news
SEBI circulars and orders tagged by topic.
First 15 minutes
Setting up.
- Create workspacePick Compliance officer and choose your sector.
- Add your NSE symbolDelta fetches your filings and builds the LODR calendar.
- Set the profileTop 100 or top 1,000, SME-listed, exempt under Reg 15(2): each changes which rules apply.
- Set up insider tradingAdd designated persons and open the first UPSI item.
Be aware
What it does not do.
- It does not yet confirm a filing from the exchange acknowledgement on the new workspace calendar. The older listed-company tracker does check NSE and BSE announcements; joining the two is in progress.
- It does not produce exchange XBRL.
More in the FAQ and on the security page.