A product of Avant Insights Private Limited, built by a team working out of Mumbai and Pune, for the physical audit that most Indian enterprises have quietly stopped doing honestly.
The founders of Avant Insights kept running into the same pattern at client sites. The Fixed Assets Register had 5,000 or 8,000 or 12,000 lines. The statutory audit window was two to four weeks. Nobody was walking all of it. Sampling had become the default, the sample had shrunk over the years, and the register had drifted far enough from reality that nobody quite trusted it anymore.
Most of the vendor attempts at fixing this moved paper tick-marks into a database and called it a day. What was missing was evidence per row. A photograph captured at the moment of contact, with GPS and a timestamp written before the data left the device, is an artefact that did not exist in paper practice. That is what the product is trying to give every asset on the register, every audit cycle, at a pace that fits a statutory deadline. It works on the floor because the assets are on the floor, and it keeps capturing when the network drops out because the network drops out in factory basements.
Avant Insights is the company; Auditron is one of its products. Team bios, leadership, and the broader portfolio live on the Avant Insights site, which is the right place for that content.
The specific mapping of Auditron outputs to Indian statutory deliverables is under review by a practicing Chartered Accountant. Until that review is published, this page will not carry vague compliance claims. For the current position, email legal-auditron@avantinsights.com.
Audit data is treated as sensitive by default. Credentials and at-rest data are encrypted; authentication is token-based. Privacy practices are documented in the Privacy Policy. For security questions, email legal-auditron@avantinsights.com.
Partnerships, pilots, or deeper conversations about a specific register: hello-auditron@avantinsights.com. The team reads every request and replies within one business day.