Compliance
Rules that carry a date and cite the Act.
Statutory computation, applicability decided per entity, filing tracked with its evidence, and inbound notices followed to a resolution.
Versioned and effective-dated, so history stays true.
EPF, EPS, EDLI, ESIC, Professional Tax and TDS are computed from rules that carry an effective date and a citation. When a rate changes, a period that already ran recomputes the way it was run at the time.
A compliance run produces line items, not a single figure, so a number can be traced to the employee and the rule that produced it.
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Applicability is decided, not assumed
Which statutes apply to which entity is computed from the entity's own facts, and the reasoning is visible.
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Filing is human-assisted, deliberately
The workflow tracks what is due and holds the evidence. It does not fabricate government file formats it cannot guarantee.
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Notices are tracked inbound
A government notice is an object with an owner and a deadline, not an email in somebody's inbox.
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Evidence without duplication
Bundles are assembled by checksum over documents already held, rather than by making second copies.
Uncertainty
“Nothing due” is a finding. A blank is not.
An empty compliance calendar can mean there is nothing to file, or that nothing was checked. Those are opposite situations and the product distinguishes them.
Where a statute does not apply, the reason is stated, not left as a silent gap that looks like an oversight at audit time.
Look at a compliance run.
The demo carries computed statutory line items with their citations.