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Industry solution
Self Help Groups already run a disciplined process — weekly savings, internal lending, minuted resolutions. Producer organizations are judged on the three weeks a year when everything arrives at the weighbridge at once. In both cases the problem was never the process. It was the notebooks.
Self Help Groups
On paper
With Udyami
Farmer Producer Organizations
Every kilo entering a collection center gets a lot number that survives grading, aggregation and dispatch — so a buyer query is a lookup, not a week of reconciliation.
Land holdings, crop plans, share capital and KYC per member.
Weighbridge entry with instant printed or SMS receipt.
Moisture, foreign matter and grade recorded against the lot at intake.
Lots pooled into consignments with the parent-lot chain preserved.
Buyer quotes, dispatch documentation and realized price per consignment.
Pro-rata settlement by quantity and grade, reconciled to the sale.
Weekly savings books, internal interest distribution, and meeting resolutions.
Member databases, collection center procurement, grading and distribution logs.
Peer-guaranteed credit disbursement, savings rules and repayment schedules.
Ledger formats, balance statement layouts and meeting minutes are designed to map to the standard SHG auditing parameters a bank correspondent or federation will ask for. We are not a certifying body — we can walk your auditor through the formats before you commit.
Everything is recorded on the device and queued. When a network is next available the entries sync, with conflicts surfaced for the group leader to resolve rather than merged silently.
Yes. Interest percentage, repayment interval and late-payment rules are configured per group, so local bylaws are respected rather than overridden.
No. Intake works fully offline on the device and syncs when a network returns. Receipts print or send locally either way.
Talk to our team about SHG software requirements, federation roll-ups, collection center procurement, or a walk-through with your field staff.
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