Netra
Temple management softwareLive
Temple management software for counters, phones, websites and kiosks
Netra records every puja, seva, donation and darshan ticket on one immutable receipt ledger — in English, Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Gujarati.
3 months free · no card
netralite.swadharmasetu.com
Counter 1 · Morning shift
Token 042Puja / Seva
Abhishekam
₹501
Donation
Annadanam
₹1,100
Darshan ticket
6:30 pm slot
42 / 60 left
- Devotee R. Kulkarni
- Gotra · Nakshatra Kashyap · Rohini
- Payment PaidUPI
Shri Ganesh Mandir Trust
80G Reg. No. printed here by the trust
RCPT/2026-27/CTR1/004217
R. Kulkarni · Gotra: Kashyap
Abhishekam₹501
Annadanam donation₹1,100
Total (UPI)₹1,601
What is Netra?
Netra (NetraLite) is temple management software for temples and religious trusts. It records puja, seva, donation and darshan-ticket bookings at the counter, on a phone, on the temple website and at self-service kiosks. Every booking produces a numbered, immutable receipt with a QR code that can be verified at the gate or the prasad counter. Netra runs in the browser at netralite.swadharmasetu.com and is built by 3ioNetra in Mumbai.
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7 Indian languages
English, Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati
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Every way devotees pay
Cash, cheque, NEFT, recorded UPI and pay later — payment links and card machines rolling out
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Prints on what you have
A4, A5, A6 or 58/80 mm thermal, with silent printing
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6 payment gateways
Razorpay, Cashfree, PayU, Paytm, Worldline, Decentro
7 Indian languages
Every way devotees pay
Prints on what you have
6 payment gatewaysAcross the Setu platform
Temples under our care
Temples, maths (monastic institutions) and trusts across India use Setu to serve their devotees. Meet some of the institutions we work with, and explore the full list.
One ledger, four counters
Everything a temple counter does — without the receipt book
Netra replaces the receipt book, the seva register and the end-of-day tally sheet. Each tab below is a real part of the product.
Puja, donation and darshan ticket on one screen
The counter screen has three lanes — puja/seva, donation and darshan ticket — so an operator can take a family’s whole visit in one receipt. It was designed to feel calm and obvious to operators over 50.
- Cash, cheque (with 6-digit check), NEFT, recorded UPI or pay later
- Payment links and POS card machines (Razorpay, Paytm, Worldline) are rolling out
- Token numbers, daily limits per channel and booking cut-off times
- Each counter operator sees only their own counter’s collections
Counter 1 · Morning shift
Token 042Puja / Seva
Abhishekam
₹501
Donation
Annadanam
₹1,100
Darshan ticket
6:30 pm slot
42 / 60 left
- Devotee R. Kulkarni
- Gotra · Nakshatra Kashyap · Rohini
- Payment PaidUPI
No duplicate receipt numbers. Ever.
Receipts are immutable. Numbering runs by module, channel and Indian financial year, and corrections or reprints are controlled and logged. Every receipt carries a QR code with a public verification page.
- Gate entry and prasad hand-over by scanning the receipt QR
- Your 80G registration number and wording printed on the receipt
- Free desktop print agent for silent, one-click printing
Shri Ganesh Mandir Trust
80G Reg. No. printed here by the trust
RCPT/2026-27/WEB/000913
R. Kulkarni · Gotra: Kashyap
Shashvat Seva (yearly)₹2,500
Total (Online)₹2,500
Shashvat Seva by tithi or nakshatra
Perpetual yearly sevas are scheduled on the right tithi or nakshatra using your temple’s own Panchang — not a generic calendar. Import your paper Shashvat register once and Netra carries it forward every year.
- Darshan tickets with time slots, head-count capacity and included laddu or vastram
- Recurring puja schedules and free-of-cost bookings
- Donations in kind recorded alongside cash
Upcoming perpetual sevas
- SS-0187 · Rudrabhishek · Margashirsha Shukla Panchami TithiTue
- SS-0412 · Satyanarayan Puja · Rohini nakshatra NakshatraThu
- SS-0099 · Annadanam in memory of S. Rao TithiSat
Dates computed from the temple’s own uploaded Panchang.
A devotee register that remembers gotra and nakshatra
Look up a devotee by phone or name and see their history before you print. Netra has 37 configurable devotee fields, including gotra, nakshatra, rashi and “in memory of”. PAN and Aadhaar are optional and stored encrypted.
- Import your existing devotee list from Excel or CSV
- One shared devotee master across the organisations of a trust
- Devotees can log in with an OTP on your temple website
R. Kulkarni
Since 2024 · 14 receipts
- Gotra Kashyap
- Nakshatra · Rashi Rohini · Vrishabha
- In memory of Late S. Kulkarni
- PAN Encrypted•••••4521F
Know what reached the bank, not just what was collected
Settlements reconcile cheque, NEFT, POS and gateway deposits — including clearances and fees. Gateway settlements are matched automatically. Tally Manager maps your ledgers and exports Tally XML vouchers.
- Reports by medium, payment mode, account, day, service and donor
- Puja date-wise lists for the priests, per-kiosk collections
- Export to Excel, PDF and CSV
Collected today
₹1,84,250
Settled to bank
₹1,61,900
Gateway auto-matched
Pending
₹22,350
3 cheques
- Razorpay · settlement 14 Oct Matched₹96,410
- Cheque 004512 · SBI Clearing₹11,000
- POS · Worldline batch 77 Matched₹54,490
Export Tally XML · Excel · PDF
Export Tally XML · Excel · PDFModules
What you get with Netra
Netra is sold in modules, so a small temple can start with one counter and add the website or a kiosk later.
Counter software
LiveThe three-lane counter for puja, donation and darshan tickets, with receipts on any printer.
Counter features
Collection mobile app
LiveThe counter on a phone, installed from the browser. Useful at utsavs, outside the main counter, or for door-to-door collection.
Mobile appTemple website & online payments
LiveYour temple’s own booking site with puja, donation and ticket tabs, deity pages and devotee OTP login.
Netra Web & Kiosk
Self-service kiosk
LiveA touch-screen kiosk with three booking flows, five themes and automatic thermal printing.
Kiosk details
Settlements & Tally
LiveBank reconciliation for every payment mode, automatic gateway matching and Tally XML export.
Accounting in Netra
API & webhooks
LivePartner REST API keys and signed outbound webhooks, so an existing temple app can book into Netra.
IntegrationsWebsite, app and kiosk
Everything a devotee can do without reaching the counter
The website and the kiosk are modules of Netra, so online and kiosk receipts follow the same numbering rules as the counter. Each tab is a real part of the product.
Your temple’s own booking site, with news and contact
Every temple gets a website at its own address with tabs for News & updates, Puja, Donation, Ticket, About and Contact. Devotees choose an offering, verify their mobile number with an OTP, review the total and pay through your gateway. Contact-form messages arrive in your Netra panel.
- Five design templates — Heritage temple, Grand temple, Devi shrine, Trust and seva, Association — with your logo, colours and banner
- Available dates, daily booking limits and website booking deadlines per puja
- Darshan-ticket tab with time slots and live head-count capacity
Choose a donation
- Annadanam ₹100 – ₹1,00,000Any amount
- Gau seva ₹1,100
- Temple renovation fund 80G text on receiptAny amount
A page for every deity and utsav, one tap from booking
Give a deity or an utsav (temple festival) a title, a description and an image, and Netra publishes a landing page for it. The “Proceed to booking” button opens the Puja tab with that deity’s pujas already selected — a link you can share on WhatsApp or print on a festival poster.
- Formatted description and image written in the temple office
- “All” option lists every puja across deities
- Shareable link that stays stable when you rename the utsav
Deity / Utsav
Ganesh Chaturthi Utsav
Ten days of abhishekam, archana and annadanam
The trust’s own description of the utsav, its rituals and timings, written and formatted in the temple office — with the deity image above it.
Opens the Puja tab with this utsav’s pujas already selected
An app for devotees, without an app store
Devotees sign in to your website with a one-time password on their mobile number and see their past bookings and receipts, book again and share temple pages. They can add the website to their phone’s home screen with your temple’s name and logo, so it opens like an app.
- OTP sign-in — no passwords for devotees to remember
- Saved details are shown only after the mobile number is verified
- Receipt QR on the phone for the gate or prasad (blessed food) counter
Shri Ganesh Mandir
Installed on home screen
My bookings & receipts
- Abhishekam · 12 Sep Paid₹501
- Annadanam · monthly Active₹1,100
- Darshan ticket · 6:30 pm Paid₹100
Monthly auto-debit donations through Razorpay or Cashfree
A devotee can pledge a fixed amount every month for a set number of months. The mandate is created on the gateway’s own consent page, and each month’s successful debit issues its own numbered receipt. Recurring donations run on Razorpay or Cashfree subscriptions; the other gateways take one-time payments.
- Explicit consent with the amount, the dates and the number of collections
- Failed or cancelled debits never produce a paid receipt
- Missed gateway callbacks are recovered automatically
Set up a monthly donation
- Fund Annadanam
- Amount each month ₹1,100
- Collections 12 months
- Gateway MandateRazorpay subscription
Each month’s debit issues its own numbered receipt.
A self-service counter that never closes for lunch
Put a touch screen in the temple and devotees can book a puja, give a donation or buy a darshan ticket on their own. They scan a QR code to pay by UPI on their phone, and the kiosk prints the receipt on its thermal printer automatically.
- Three booking flows and five visual themes, set per kiosk
- Idle screen with your own image or video
- Kiosk-wise collection report, separate from the counters
Shri Ganesh Mandir
Heritage theme · Tap to begin
Puja
Donation
Darshan ticket
भाषा / Language
Thermal printer connected
Self-service kiosk
The temple donation kiosk, in detail
A kiosk is a tablet or touch screen with a receipt printer. Each one has its own paired address, settings and collection report, and costs ₹999 a month per device.
Paired kiosk URL
Each kiosk has its own address. Open it once on the device and it stays paired through refreshes and restarts until an administrator logs it out or rotates its key.
Three booking flows
Choose the module first, the devotee’s details first, or the offering first. A kiosk with one module skips the extra step.
Five themes
Heritage, Lotus, Midnight, Forest or Minimal, each with your temple name, colours, logo, welcome message and background.
Idle image or video
After a timeout you set — from one second to 30 minutes — the kiosk shows your full-screen image or a muted looping video, with booking buttons still visible.
Automatic thermal printing
The receipt prints on the connected ESC/POS thermal printer as soon as payment succeeds. Reprints are controlled from the counter.
Android full-screen mode
Install the kiosk on an Android device and it opens full screen, without browser bars, and keeps the screen awake.
UPI on the devotee’s phone
The kiosk shows a QR code; the devotee pays through your gateway on their own phone, and the kiosk prints once payment is confirmed.
Card machine at the kiosk
Taking card and UPI payments through a Razorpay, Paytm or Worldline POS machine attached to the kiosk.
Clears itself after every devotee
Completed, cancelled or abandoned sessions clear personal details, and a countdown returns the kiosk to its first screen.
Who uses Netra
Built around the people in the temple office
Counter operators
Fast lookup, big buttons and one receipt per family. They see only their own counter.
For the temple office
Accountants
Settlements, gateway matching and Tally XML instead of re-typing receipts.
For accountants
Trustees
Read-only report access, controlled corrections and a log of every reprint.
For trusteesGate & prasad staff
A scanner role that verifies receipt QRs for entry and prasad hand-over.
QR verificationWorks with
Netra and the rest of the suite
Only real connections are marked Live. Everything else shares one team, one agreement and one support desk.
On the wayEarly access
Expenses & Accounts for Netra
The next Netra module brings the expense side of the temple into the same system as its receipts. It is being tested with early temples now; ask us for a preview.
- Expense bills with photo evidence, vendors, payments and advances
- Fund accounting — general, restricted and corpus funds
- Cash book and bank book with reconciliation
- TDS and GST, maker–checker approval, month and year close
Can devotees donate by UPI on our website?
Yes. The website sends devotees to your payment gateway’s secure checkout, where they can pay by UPI or any other method your gateway account has switched on. A receipt is issued only after the gateway confirms the payment, never on the browser’s word.
Do we need our own payment gateway account?
Today, yes — you connect your temple’s own account with Razorpay, Cashfree, PayU, Paytm, Worldline or Decentro, and the money settles to your bank. Your keys are stored encrypted. A platform gateway that pays each temple through split settlement (Razorpay Route or Cashfree Easy Split) is rolling out. Our guide to starting online donations covers the paperwork.
What is a temple donation kiosk?
A temple donation kiosk is a touch screen in the temple where devotees book a puja, donate or buy a darshan ticket themselves, pay by UPI and collect a printed receipt. Netra’s kiosk runs in the browser on an Android tablet or touch screen with a thermal receipt printer, at ₹999 a month per device.
What is temple management software?
Temple management software replaces receipt books, seva registers and end-of-day tally sheets with one system. Netra records puja, seva, donation and darshan-ticket bookings, prints numbered receipts, keeps a devotee register and reconciles what was collected with what reached the bank.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Netra has a three-month free trial with no card required. Start the trial and set up your sevas yourself, or book a demo and our team will help.
Does Netra issue 80G receipts?
Netra prints your trust’s 80G registration number and wording on every receipt, and keeps PAN where the donor gives it. It does not file the statement of donations (Form 10BD, now Form 113 under the Income-tax Act, 2025) or generate donor certificates (Form 10BE, now Form 114). Our 80G guide explains what the trust still has to file.
Can Netra work with Tally?
Yes. Tally Manager maps Netra’s accounts to your Tally ledgers and exports Tally XML vouchers. Read temple accounting in Netra for the details.
Which languages does Netra support?
English, Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Gujarati. Each operator can work in their own language.
Does Netra handle hundi counting?
No — Netra records receipted collections. For hundi counting, use our free hundi counting sheet and procedure.
Do I need special hardware?
No. Netra runs in a browser on any computer, tablet or phone. It prints on A4/A5/A6 printers or 58/80 mm thermal printers, and support for Razorpay, Paytm and Worldline POS card machines is rolling out.
Security
Built for trust money
Granular permissions
About 40 rights in 7 groups. Navigation is built from each person’s rights, not just their role name.
Encrypted identifiers
PAN and Aadhaar are optional fields and are stored encrypted.
Audited support access
Our support team can only enter your account with a stated reason, and every entry is logged.
Move your counter off the receipt book this month
We import your devotee list and your paper Shashvat Seva register, set up your sevas and print your first receipt with you.
- 3-month free trial, no card
- Your data stays yours — export any time