Yantra runs the flows your shop depends on — payments, invoices, WhatsApp, Tally. Here is exactly how we look after your keys, your books and your data. Plain facts, nothing dressed up.
Yantra is pre-launch and built by a small team in Pune. So trust here comes from how the product is built — not from a wall of logos or made-up numbers.
API keys and passwords for your connected apps are encrypted at rest, and never printed — not in a run's step history, not in an export, not in a shared report.
Export every flow, run, contact and invoice whenever you like. Ask us to delete the workspace and it is gone. No lock-in, no data held hostage.
The Tally bridge runs on your own shop computer. Your books never get copied to our cloud — the voucher is written on your machine and stays there.
Every workspace is walled off at the database. One customer's data can never surface inside another customer's flows, runs, dashboards or reports.
Runs sit in a durable queue on disk. We load-tested 200 firing at the same moment — none were dropped, and none ran twice. A restart resumes exactly where it left off.
Every payment you make gets a real GST invoice with your GSTIN on it — clean, itemised and ready to hand to your CA. No guesswork at year-end.
No detours, no shared pool, no one-way door. The path is short on purpose, and every step is one you can see for yourself.
The best security promise is being able to walk out with everything.
To automate Razorpay, WhatsApp or a Google Sheet, Yantra needs a token for each. Those tokens are the crown jewels — so they get special treatment.
Most tools that touch Tally ask you to upload your company data to their cloud. Yantra doesn't. The bridge runs on the same PC as Tally, on your shop's own network.
Data is scoped to your workspace at the query level, not just hidden in the interface. A flow you build can only read your contacts, your runs, your invoices — there is no path from one customer's account into another's, by mistake or on purpose.
Every run is written to a queue on disk before it starts. If the server restarts mid-run, it picks the job back up from the exact step it was on — so a crash never re-sends a WhatsApp or re-charges a card, and never loses the run either.
The best security promise is being able to leave. If Yantra ever stops earning its place, you should be able to walk out with your data intact — so we made that easy on purpose.
The demo needs no signup at all. Poke around, break a flow on purpose, watch how it recovers — then decide.
We're a small team, and we'd rather tell you what Yantra does not have yet than paint over it. No enterprise certifications, no customer logos to wave around — Yantra is pre-launch. What we can promise is that the way we handle your keys, your books and your data is exactly as described on this page, and that a real person answers when you write.
Have a security question we didn't cover? Message us — we'll answer it straight.