Seva and pooja booking
The counter and the devotee’s phone look at the same calendar, so a slot that is taken is taken everywhere, and the priest knows by evening what the morning holds.
A seva is a promise with a time on it. Everything here protects that time, from the booking to the priest’s hand.
Abhishekam at 5:15, Archana through the morning, Annadanam at noon. Each seva carries its own timings, duration and how many can be taken at once.
The clerk books in front of the devotee; the devotee books from home. Both write into the same calendar, so there is no second slot to double-book.
Sevas are assigned to priests by seva type or by rotation, and each priest sees only the list for the day ahead.
One sheet for the sanctum: time, seva, devotee name, gotra and the receipt number, in the order the day will run.
A confirmation at the moment of booking and a reminder the evening before, sent only to devotees who asked for messages.
Most seva disputes come from two books disagreeing. There is one book now.
A seva booked is a time promised in the deity’s name. The register exists so that promise is kept to the minute.On keeping the time
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.
