Compliance work is divided differently in every organisation. These are the shapes Regulens is built around — practice firms, finance desks, secretarial teams, HR, trade and the factory floor.
From practice firms running a hundred clients to a single factory desk — Regulens fits how compliance work is actually divided up.
One consolidated position across every entity: what is due this month, what is overdue, what is being demanded and by whom. Close the month knowing the statutory position is evidenced rather than asserted, and hand the auditor a trail they can verify instead of a folder of screenshots.
Run many client companies from one login. Company switcher, bulk onboarding by spreadsheet, a credential vault per client, and per-company calendars. Every action is attributable in the audit trail when a client asks who changed what.
ROC filings, AGM dates, charges and directors from MCA.
PF ECR, ESIC contributions, Professional Tax, POSH.
IEC, licences and renewal windows tracked together.
Factory licence, fire NOC, pollution consents, labour returns.
No installation and no consultants. Answer a short profile, add your portal logins, and the calendar fills itself in.
State, turnover, employees, entity type, factory, exports — about two minutes.
Compliances, registrations and schemes, each marked Applies, Does not apply, or To be confirmed.
GST, EPFO, ESIC, TRACES, PT. Stored encrypted, masked on screen, never written to logs.
Periods are generated with due dates and owners. Status is read for you; you act on the exceptions.
Late fees and interest start the day after a due date, for every return and every registration. A few weeks of late fees on a single return can cost more than a year of Regulens.
Indicative statutory rates; the exact charge depends on the return, the tax and how late it is.
Thirty days, one registration, ten compliances, every portal connected. No card, and nothing to uninstall if you walk away.