





Five sliders, no hidden formula. See what retyping reports costs your lab every month, and how much commission money your books are answerable for.
Every formula is on the page. Change any assumption you disagree with and the numbers follow.
At your rates that is ₹8,320, the plan is ₹1,999, or about 17 of those hours. Everything past that is the part no spreadsheet does: two-person release, versioned corrections, and a commission ledger.
Not a saving: a responsibility. That is the money the commission ledger accounts for, doctor by doctor, month by month. On a diary page, it is also the number that leaks.
Estimates from your inputs, assuming a 26-day working month. GST extra on the plan. Machines are a separate add-on (₹499/month each plus one-time wiring).
The counter-argument is fair: a ₹417 tool also stops the typing. What it does not do is the discipline: two-person release, corrections as new versions, the commission ledger. The comparison page puts that difference in one table.
Open a trial, run a week of real work through it, and compare the number the calculator gave you with the one your own day close reports.