The trade desk Nepali distributors actually use.
Godam runs your godown stock, sauda book, cheque calendar, customer ledger, and daily sales reports — from one place, on the phone in your pocket. No bloated ERP. No English-only screens. Built around Wai Wai, Surya Khukuri, and the way Nepali trade actually works.
Your data is yours. Stored on a secure regional database, exportable anytime to PDF, CSV, or a full database dump — and you keep all of it if you ever leave. No lock-in.
Your distribution business runs on five different notebooks.
Stock register here. Cheque diary there. Customer udhaaro in WhatsApp. Sales rep entries in a screenshot. Owner doesn't know real cash position till Saturday. Sound familiar?
Click through it. Right now.
This is the real Godam app — running in your browser with realistic Nepali FMCG data. Click any scene on the left. Try the entry form. Add a sale. Watch the dashboard update.
Co-founded by Irfan Ali and Sumit Pokhrel — built for Suju Construction & Trading and now available to other Nepal FMCG distributors.
Get Godam for my business →The tools a Nepal distributor actually needs. One app.
Most software tries to do everything. Godam focuses on stock, cash, cheques, ledgers, sauda, reports, and field visits — the daily work of a Nepali FMCG distributor. Nothing you don't use.
If your business runs on trust, cash, and timing — Godam is for you.
We tried all of them first.
Built after watching real Nepali distributors waste money on desktop accounting they rarely opened, Excel sheets that broke, and generic SaaS not designed for Nepali sauda or cheque culture.
| Excel / notebook | Tally / Marg | Other SaaS | Godam | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NPR-native, no currency conversion | — | partial | — | ✓ |
| Sauda book (advance deals) | manual | not built for sauda | rarely included | ✓ |
| Cheque calendar — pending, due-soon, overdue | — | manual diary | basic | ✓ |
| Tally-style statements + Nepali (BS) dates on PDF | — | desktop setup | — | ✓ |
| Field visit reports (photo + visit log) | — | — | varies | ✓ |
| Works on phone (PWA, no app store) | — | — | app needed | ✓ |
| Typically live within 48 hours, not 6 weeks | — | often longer | often longer | ✓ |
| Daily auto-PDF report to owner | — | — | paid add-on | ✓ |
| Nepal-facing support, direct from the co-founders | — | — | — | ✓ |
Before Godam, I crossed four notebooks every night — cash, godown, cheques, udhaaro — and they still didn't tie. One sale now updates stock, party ledger, and cash together. My staff enters from the counter in a few taps; I see what's low, who owes what, and which cheques are due — on one screen. Party statements go out in Tally format with Bikram Sambat dates my retailers already use. I lock the godown with the day closed, not at 11 PM reconciling pages.
One price. No surprises.
No per-user fees. No setup charge. No "enterprise tier" hiding the real cost.
- Unlimited entries, sales, purchases
- Three user roles (Owner · Staff · Viewer)
- Live Godown + Sauda Book + Cash Desk
- Daily PDF summary + in-app daily/weekly/monthly reports
- Cheque tracking — pending, due-soon, overdue + outgoing cheques
- PWA — install on any phone, works offline
- Direct WhatsApp support from the co-founders
- Typically onboarded within 48 hours with your real data
Things distributors ask before signing.
What does the NPR 16,000/month actually cover?
How long does setup take?
Will my staff actually use it? They barely use WhatsApp properly.
What if the internet is down?
Can I see my data? Can I export it?
What about VAT and tax reports for Inland Revenue?
Who built this? Why should I trust a software vendor?
Can I see another Nepal business using it?
Stop running your business from a notebook.
Book a 20-minute setup call. We'll show Godam with your own product list, your own ledgers, your own numbers. If it doesn't fit, you walk away. No contract, no obligation.