Every module in DeskNode, explained: clients and engagements, a statutory compliance calendar, GST, TDS and income-tax working papers, ROC and secretarial registers, case and hearing diaries, contracts and conflict checks, a document vault with e-signature, AI notice reading and drafting, billing and profitability, a client portal and a white-label firm website.
DeskNode is practice-management software for Indian professional firms — Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and advocates — run as one workspace instead of a drawer full of single-purpose utilities.
Work: a dashboard of what is due, a statutory compliance calendar that schedules recurring filings from due-date rules, tasks and checklists, an AI assistant that reads notices and drafts replies, a research desk over statutes and case studies, accounting with GST and TDS working papers, litigation cases with hearing diaries, contracts with approval rounds and obligations, conflict checks, cause lists, vakalatnamas and statutory registers.
Practice: leads, client and group-entity records, a document vault with e-signature, drafting with a clause library, billing with GST-correct invoices and payment collection, matter profitability, a DSC register with expiry alarms, MCA and ROC filings, trademark and IP tracking, and PAN/TAN records.
Firm: a priced service catalog, a compliance library of filing rules, team roles and designations, a white-label firm website and client portal on your own domain, email, WhatsApp and accounting connections, and workspace settings covering branding, security and subscription.
DeskNode prepares working papers, computations and portal-format return files for your team to upload. It does not file returns on your behalf and is not affiliated with any government portal.
Indian professional practices: Chartered Accountant firms, Company Secretaries and legal practices. One workspace can serve more than one of those professions, and each area is switched on by profession so a CS firm never sees litigation screens it does not use.
No. DeskNode prepares the working papers, computations and portal-format return files, tracks the deadline and keeps the record of what was filed. The upload to the government portal stays with your team, on your credentials.
Yes. A workspace declares the professions it serves, and modules follow that choice — tax and audit areas for the CA side, cases, hearings and contracts for the legal side, ROC and secretarial registers for the CS side, with shared clients, documents and billing underneath.
Yes. Every workspace can publish a branded firm website and client portal, with a service catalog clients can order and pay from, on a DeskNode address or on the firm's own custom domain.
No. Only the public marketing pages are open to crawlers. Every signed-in route — workspaces, client records, documents, the client portal and the admin console — sits behind authentication, is disallowed for every crawler in the site's robots policy and is served with noindex headers. Inside the workspace, AI features read only the document or matter you point them at, and what they produce is a draft for your review.