Atulya Intelligence and Co-Pilot features
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Updated 04 Oct 2026
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AI summary
The AI helpers built into each screen: what they suggest, what they check and what they watch for.
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Helpers on forms
| Button or panel | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-Write | Payment, Receipt, Contra, Journal, Recurring Voucher | Drafts the narration from the entries you made |
| AI Assign | Add Ledger | Suggests the right group from the ledger name |
| Auto-Categorize | Stock Item | Suggests a stock group from the item name |
| Auto-Classify | Account Groups | Suggests the nature (Asset, Liability, Equity, Revenue, Expense) |
| Co-Pilot Intelligence | Stock Item | Blocks duplicate names, SKUs and barcodes; shows your margin as you type |
| HSN suggestions | Stock Item | Lists matching HSN / SAC codes with GST rates as you type in the code field |
Compliance monitors
Each voucher screen carries an Atulya Intelligence banner that states what it is checking.
| Screen | Watches for |
|---|---|
| Payment | Section 40A(3): cash expenses above ₹10,000 to one person in a day, and reference validity |
| Receipt | Section 269ST: cash receipts of ₹2 lakh or more, and reference validity |
| Contra and Journal | Cash or bank used in the wrong voucher and other statutory issues |
| Users | Login attempts, permission changes and sessions |
| Dispatch Address | PIN codes and state codes used for e-way bill distance |
| Recurring Vouchers | Scheduled runs |
Insight panels on reports
- Gateway: AI Audit Log with credit exposure and data integrity alerts.
- Day Book: vouchers processed, peak entry, net cashflow and anomalies.
- Ledgers: net working capital, cashflow ratio, exposure radar (largest debtor) and liquidity reserve.
- Inventory Items: critical stock-outs, capital concentration and restock count.
- Cash & Bank Book: liquidity reading with total cash and bank.
Ask and command
Beyond these helpers, two assistants are always a key away: the command bar (Alt+Z) for creating entries and navigating in plain words, and the assistant panel (Ctrl+/) for questions about the software, tax law or your own books.
AI suggestions are a starting point. Read them before you save; the books are yours.
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