One append-only ledger. Every equity event lands on it.

Allotments, ESOP grants, transfers, conversions, PAS-3 filings, data-room access — five modules, one event log, nothing to reconcile between them. Every share quantity is decimal-exact, held to 176 automated tests against the ledger package, on infrastructure resident in Mumbai (ap-south-1).

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The cap table — current, fully diluted, or as of any date you pick.

Open any module — the ledger underneath is the same one.

No.ModuleWhat it doesStatutory basis

01Cap table→Cap tableA spreadsheet is a snapshot someone last edited. Saral is a ledger of events — allotments, transfers, conversions, splits — and every view is computed by replaying those events. Nothing can be silently edited; mistakes are corrected in the open, with a reversing entry.Sec 88Sec 88 02ESOP→ESOPESOPs in India are a legal procedure, not just a promise: a resolution under Sec 62(1)(b), Rule 12 conditions, grant letters, vesting, and perquisite tax at exercise. Saral runs the whole lifecycle and blocks the mistakes that get expensive later.Rule 12Rule 12 03Compliance→ComplianceIn India an equity event is a cascade of legal obligations with exact clocks. Saral treats compliance as the core event loop: the moment you allot, the obligations appear — with the statutory basis in plain language and the filing pack ready.Sec 42 · 30dSec 42 · 30d 04Fundraising→FundraisingYour DD is mostly documents Saral already has: the cap table, registers, filings with SRNs, certificates. A Saral data room starts pre-filled and shows you exactly what is missing.Rule 9BRule 9B 05Investors→InvestorsSaral gives every investor a portfolio home across the companies that run on it — computed strictly within what each company has granted them access to.MGT-1MGT-1

Deadlines with their legal basis, filing packs attached — not a calendar reminder.

The compliance loop

An allotment posts. The clock starts the same second.

A preferential allotment triggers a PAS-3 due in 15 days under Sec 42(8); rights, bonus and ESOP allotments get 30 days under Sec 39(4). A foreign cheque clears and the FC-GPR clock starts at 30 days on FIRMS. Saral reads the ledger event, branches by route, and hands your CS a filing pack — pre-filled field sheet, ledger-generated annexures, document checklist — instead of a calendar reminder.

Modules on one append-only ledger

Cap table, ESOP, compliance, fundraising and investors — no module holds a fact the others don't see.

MGT-1 and the statutory registers, generated live from the ledger — never hand-maintained in a separate file.

No second database to keep honest.

The ESOP portal, the compliance calendar, the data room and the investor portfolio view all read the event log the cap table reads. Correct an entry and every screen that depended on it recomputes on the next replay — nobody edits four spreadsheets to match.

Put your own cap table on the ledger.

Import from a spreadsheet or your current provider and Saral replays every event — reconciled to the last rupee, with the PAS-3 clock already running.

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