Money and compliance · Berri Settle
Barkha, the payables and vendor-payment clerk
In short
Barkha is a Berri bot that works as a payables and vendor-payment clerk. Barkha collects vendor bills, reads them, routes them through your approval chain and prepares the payment run, with alerts before each 15 or 45-day MSME due date.
The problem it solves
Vendor bills get lost in email and WhatsApp, approvals stall, and late payment to MSME suppliers can cost the tax deduction under Section 43B(h).
What it does
Barkha collects vendor bills, reads them, routes them through your approval chain and prepares the payment run, with alerts before each 15 or 45-day MSME due date. A finance person signs off every payment batch.
Where it works
- Web
- Android
Industries it serves
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Common questions
What is the Section 43B(h) rule and how can software help me pay MSME suppliers on time?
Section 43B(h) lets a buyer deduct payments to registered micro and small suppliers only if they are paid within 15 days, or 45 days with a written agreement. Software that tracks each bill's MSME status and due date, and alerts approvers early, prevents missed deadlines. Berri's Barkha does this, with a person approving every payment run.
Terms on this page: Udyam registration (MSME).
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