DigyAi

AI Automation · AI Agents · Enterprise Software

Software that earns
its keep, not its
keynote slide.

We're a small team of engineers who build automation, AI agents and custom business software for companies that are done bending their workflow around someone else's template.

Built for teams inFintechLogisticsHealthcareE-commerceSaaS

Sound familiar?

  • Your team still spends hours moving information between systems.
  • The software you invested in promised efficiency but created more work.
  • AI tools generate answers, but the actual task still lands on someone's desk.
  • Your business has unique processes. Most software was built for someone else's.

Here's how we help.

  • We identify the bottlenecks first, then automate the work that creates the most impact.
  • We build around your operations, not around a predefined template.
  • Our systems take action: update records, generate documents, trigger workflows, and keep work moving.
  • You own the code, the infrastructure, and the future of the platform.
AI Automation

The boring tasks, gone

Most “automation” pitches start with a diagram of your entire business. We start by finding the one task that's eating five hours a week and fixing just that.

Explore AI Automation

The approval chain everyone hates

Invoice goes to finance, finance pings ops, ops forgets, someone follows up on WhatsApp three days later. We've automated this exact loop more times than we can count.

Agents that actually finish the task

Not a bot that drafts a reply for a human to send. One that looks up the order, issues the refund, and closes the ticket itself.

Reading PDFs so your team doesn't have to

Invoices, delivery notes, contracts: pulled apart, checked against your records, flagged only when something actually looks wrong.

An internal tool that knows your systems

Ask it where an order is stuck or how a customer's account looks, and it answers from your actual data, not a generic script.

Why DigyAi

The honest pitch

We scope tight, then move fast

Most of our projects ship a working version inside 6 weeks, because we don't start building until the scope is actually nailed down.

No surprise rewrites later

We write code assuming someone else might maintain it in two years, including you, if you ever bring development in-house.

AI where it earns its place

Half the time a client asks for "AI", a simpler rules-based fix solves it cheaper. We'll tell you when that's true.

We answer after the invoice clears

Every project includes a support window post-launch, and most clients keep us on a small retainer after that. Not because they're locked in, because it's useful.

Our Process

A process built for clarity, not surprises

01

Discover

We ask annoying, specific questions about how the work actually gets done today, not how the org chart says it should.

02

Design

We sketch the architecture and the screens that matter, and we don't write production code until you've actually looked at them.

03

Build

Short cycles, real demos. You'll see something clickable within the first couple of weeks, not at the end of the project.

04

Launch

We test the edge cases you mentioned in passing during week one, then roll out gradually instead of flipping one big switch.

05

Grow

We stick around after launch, partly for support, mostly because the second version is usually better than the first.

Industries

Built for the nuances of your industry

Fintech & Banking

Lending and payment systems where one bad data sync can mean a compliance headache, not just a bug ticket.

Healthcare

Scheduling and patient-record workflows that have to work even when the front desk is short-staffed and the wifi is bad.

E-commerce & Retail

The unglamorous stuff: inventory sync, return processing, and storefronts that don't fall over on sale day.

Logistics & Supply Chain

Dispatch and warehouse systems built around the fact that drivers and routes change every single day.

Real Estate

Lead follow-up that doesn't go cold because an agent was showing a property and missed the notification.

Education

Admissions and student systems that survive the two weeks a year when everyone applies at once.

Manufacturing

Production tracking that reflects what's actually happening on the floor, not what the old ERP assumes is happening.

Professional Services

Billing and client portals for firms still reconciling hours across three different spreadsheets.

Client Voices

What it's like to work with us

Before this system, interest calculations and customer balances were handled manually. DigyAi helped us automate the entire process and significantly reduced accounting effort.

Naresh Goyal

Interest Accounting Platform

DigyAi helped us replace manual registers and spreadsheets with a centralized digital system that improved operational visibility and accuracy.

Vikash Joshi

Digital Dairy Management Platform

The new system streamlined our operations and provided visibility across departments that we never had before.

Manish Kumar

Hospital ERP & Digital Operations

Gouri Shankar, Founder & CEO of DigyAi
Founder's Note

“At Flipkart and Zupee I worked with teams that had ten engineers just maintaining internal tools. Most businesses I talk to now don't have that luxury. They're running on three spreadsheets and a prayer. That gap is the whole reason DigyAi exists. Not every company needs a 50-person dev team to get software that actually fits how they work. They just need someone who'll build it properly the first time.”

Gouri Shankar

Founder & CEO, DigyAi · IIT Bombay · Ex-Zupee · Ex-Flipkart

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Depends entirely on scope, so take any agency's generic number with a grain of salt. A focused automation project can ship in 4-6 weeks. A full ERP rebuild is closer to 4-6 months. We'll give you a real number after the discovery call, not before.
Plenty of our conversations are with businesses that have never worked with a software vendor before. You don't need a Series A to need better software. You just need a process that's actually worth fixing.
You do. Fully. We're not going to be cagey about this: there's no licensing trick where you're renting access to your own system.
Every project includes a support window after launch. After that, most clients keep us on a small monthly retainer, not because they have to, but because it's cheaper than hiring someone in-house for occasional fixes.
Yes, and it's actually one of our more common setups. Sometimes we take ownership of one specific piece (the AI agent, say) while your team owns everything else.

Got a process that's driving your team crazy?

Describe it in three sentences. We'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating, and roughly what it'd take.