Built for temples and religious trusts

Every offering recorded. Every devotee served on time.

Prasadom is the system of record for your temple. Donations, seva bookings, prasadam, festivals and trust accounts in one place, with the day ahead planned before the queue forms.

Hindi, Marathi and English Funds settle to the trust account Setup at your own counter

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Today at the temple

Shree Temple Trust · main counter and online

Sevas booked428 abhishekam, 20 archana, 14 annadanam
Donations received₹1,86,400from 213 devotees, receipts sent 18% vs last Saturday
Prasadam prepared1,800against 2,100 expected 300 short of need
Darshan footfall9,840peak window 6 to 8 pm

Collections this week

Counter and online, by day
₹92kMon
₹86kTue
₹104kWed
₹98kThu
₹141kFri
₹186kSat
₹122kSun

What needs a decision

Updated through the day
Prepare 300 more portions by 11 amSaturday rush expected and annadanam bookings are above the five week average.
Open the second darshan queue at 5:45 pmEvening footfall is forecast to peak between 6 and 8 pm. Two volunteers are unassigned at the north gate.
Ghee covers four more daysAt the current rate the store runs out on Thursday. Indent list is ready for the purchase clerk.

Recent receipts

Auto numbered
  • S. DeshmukhDN-20481 · AnnadanamUPI₹2,100
  • Counter 1DN-20480 · GeneralCash₹501
  • R. KulkarniSV-10428 · Abhishekam sevaCard₹1,100
  • M. JadhavDN-20479 · Building fundUPI₹5,001
  • 6 modulesOne shared record, no re-entry
  • 3 languagesWhole interface, not just menus
  • Same dayCash book closed every evening
  • 0% of donationsFlat fee, never a share

One system of record

Three books stop disagreeing when there is only one

The counter, the devotee’s phone and the store room all write into the same record, so there is no reconciliation to do at month-end.

Donation counterCash, UPI and card, receipt printed
Devotee on a phoneOnline offerings and seva slots
Store and kitchenStock in, issues out, portions served

One record, read six ways

Each module is a view of the same entries, so a figure never has to be typed twice or matched by hand.

  • Donations
  • Sevas
  • Prasadam
  • Festivals
  • Accounts
  • Devotees

Month-end closes itself

No matching the donation book against the bank passbook. Counter cash, UPI and card settlements land on one page with the gaps listed.

No two sevas in one slot

The counter and the devotee’s phone read the same calendar, so a slot that is taken is taken everywhere.

The kitchen speaks up early

Stock is counted against bookings already taken, so the office hears about the ghee while the market is still open.

What sits inside the register

Six pages of one register

Each page is written for the person who uses it: the counter clerk, the priest, the kitchen in-charge, the accountant and the trustee.

Donations

Counter and online offerings against named donation heads, with the receipt in the devotee’s hand before they leave the window.

  • UPI, cards and counter cash
  • General, annadanam, building fund, festival
  • Donor history and repeat giving
Read the page

Seva and pooja booking

A slot calendar for every seva, so the counter and the devotee’s phone always see the same open time.

  • Slot calendar per seva
  • Priest assignment
  • Daily seva list for the priests
Read the page

Prasadam and kitchen

Grains, ghee, sugar and oil counted against the bookings and the day, with a heads-up before a sack runs out.

  • Stock by item and store
  • Daily preparation suggestion
  • Low-stock heads-up
Read the page

Festivals and crowds

A planner for the whole festival: expected footfall each day, queue plan, volunteer roster and quantities.

  • Footfall forecast by day
  • Volunteer rosters and shifts
  • Queue and gate plan
Read the page

Accounts and audit

The cash book, bank reconciliation and trust reports your auditor asks for, drawn from the day’s entries.

  • Cash book and ledger
  • Bank reconciliation
  • Audit-ready exports
Read the page

Devotee connect

Festival dates, darshan timings and booking confirmations, sent only to devotees who asked for them.

  • Consent on record
  • Language preference per devotee
  • Booking and festival updates
Read the page

Festival planning

The crowd is forecast. The plan is already written.

Prasadom reads last year’s footfall, this year’s bookings and your festival calendar, then turns them into a day-by-day plan the office can hand to its people.

Navratri week forecast

Expected footfall by day
12,400
3,200Day 1
4,100Day 2
5,200Day 3
6,400Day 4
9,800Day 5
12,400Day 6
7,600Day 7
Modelled on the past three years and bookings already taken
  1. QueuesThree darshan lines from 5 pm on days 5 to 7. Second gate opens at 5:45.
  2. Volunteers28 volunteers across four shifts, with names and gates against each shift.
  3. Prasadam2,100 portions on day 6. Rice, ghee and jaggery indented a day earlier.
  4. DevoteesDarshan timings sent to 4,200 devotees who consented, in their own language.

For the trustees

Statements your trustees, auditors and devotees can trust

Every entry carries the receipt number, the hand that wrote it and the time it was written. The monthly statement is assembled from those entries, not typed again.

Monthly trust statement

Shree Temple Trust · September

Bank reconciled
Head of accountAmount
Donations - general₹4,18,600
Donations - annadanam₹2,64,000
Donations - building fund₹3,10,000
Seva and pooja income₹1,86,400
Kitchen and prasadam expenses(₹1,42,800)
Salaries and honorarium(₹96,000)
Balance for the month₹9,40,200
Receipts 1,948 · Counter and online

Each rupee has a name

Donation heads stay separate, so building fund money is never read as general collection.

Reconciliation is routine

UPI and card settlements match against the trust bank statement, and the gaps are listed for the office to see.

Exports the auditor asks for

Cash book, ledger, donor register and head-wise summaries, in the format your auditor already works with.

Nothing is quietly edited

Corrections are recorded as corrections, with the original entry still visible beside them.

Devotee connect

The temple speaks to devotees in their own language

Only devotees who asked to be told are written to. Messages go out in the language each devotee chose, and stop the moment they say so.

Festival invitationSent to 4,200 devoteesHindi

श्री मंदिर ट्रस्ट कार्तिक पूर्णिमा - शुक्रवार, 14 नवंबर दर्शन: प्रातः 4:30 से रात्रि 9:30 महाअभिषेक: प्रातः 5:15 अन्नदान: दोपहर 12 से 3 दूसरा द्वार सायं 5:45 से खुलेगा। सेवा बुकिंग कार्यालय में या मंदिर की वेबसाइट पर।

WhatsApp and SMS

WhatsApp and SMS Consent on record · stop anytime
Seva booking confirmationSent the moment the booking is madeMarathi

नमस्कार श्री. देशमुख, आपली अभिषेक सेवा नोंदवली आहे. दिनांक: रविवार, 9 नोव्हेंबर वेळ: सकाळी 7:00 पावती क्रमांक: SV-10428 रक्कम: ₹1,100 (जमा) कृपया 15 मिनिटे आधी कार्यालयात पावती दाखवा.

WhatsApp and SMS

WhatsApp and SMS Receipt number on the message

Trust and data

The temple keeps its money, its traditions and its devotees

Prasadom is a register and a planner. It does not sit between the trust and its funds, and it does not have an opinion on ritual.

Funds go straight to the trust

Donations are paid into the trust’s own bank account through licensed payment partners. Prasadom never holds temple funds.

Receipts follow your registration

Receipts and statements follow the trust’s registration and the applicable tax rules. Prasadom does not give tax or legal advice.

Devotee details stay with the temple

Devotee details are used only for the temple’s own communication, never sold, and devotees can stop messages at any time.

Ritual remains yours

Matters of ritual, tradition and priestly practice are entirely the temple’s. The software keeps the register and offers planning suggestions.

From the temple office

Questions temple offices ask

The same six questions come up in almost every first meeting, so here they are in plain words.

Yes. Online donations settle into the trust’s own bank account through licensed payment partners. Prasadom never holds temple funds and cannot withdraw from your account. Counter cash stays in your cash box and is only recorded in the register.

Onboarding is done with you, not sent to you

Go live with your own sevas and donation heads already in place

We set Prasadom up at your temple office and train the staff who will use it: the counter clerk, the accountant and the kitchen in-charge, on their own desks.

On-site setup and staff training are included in every plan. No share of donations, ever.

  1. A call with your officeWe note your sevas, donation heads and the registers you keep today.
  2. Setup and training on siteConfigured at your counter, in Hindi, Marathi or English.
  3. Run both for a monthOld receipt books continue alongside until your trustees are satisfied.