The money was never in the form. It's in the credit.
Most expense tools are a form with a workflow behind it. NeauraTabby AI's argument is different. The real cost in Indian expense management is the GST input credit that leaks out of a badly captured bill. It reads the document, gives every expense a verdict, matches the credit against what the supplier actually filed, and chases the ones at risk.
The bill was filed. The credit still leaked.
A trip is claimed, a bill is attached, the claim is approved, and everyone moves on. Then the audit finds that a vendor never filed the return the credit depended on. By the time the reconciliation says so, the filing window is closed. The loss happened quietly, at the moment of capture, months earlier.
A verdict at upload, not a queue position.
Every bill, read, not queued
A photo becomes a verdict the moment it's uploaded. Categorised, matched to a trip, flagged if something's off.
The credit tracked, not assumed
Every claim's GST credit is matched against what the supplier actually filed, not what the invoice implies.
Finance works exceptions, not samples
The routine gets handled. A person's attention goes only to what actually needs a decision.
The chat you already have open is the expense app.
Onboarded with your company's policy in minutes, and filed from the tools people already live in. Adoption you never have to push.
The bill arrives on WhatsApp
Snap the bill, send it, done. It comes back as a claim with a verdict, not a form waiting to be filled on a laptop.
Works inside Teams and Slack
File, chase and approve where the office already talks. Nobody installs anything new, so nobody has an excuse not to file.
Nothing new to learn
The tool meets people in the chat they already use. That is why it actually gets used, and why the credit actually gets captured.
The leaks it names before they close.
Every one of these drafts, flags or proposes. A person in finance approves. Nothing moves on an algorithm's own judgment.
Credit about to lapse
A weekly rupee figure for the GST credit at risk, put in front of finance before the filing window closes, not after.
The audit pack
A quarter's evidence trail assembles itself before the audit starts, instead of being scrambled together during it.
Policy leakage
Whether the spend cap or the people around it are the real problem, said plainly, with the claims to back it.
One person, one record, everywhere they go.
A traveller's expense record and their access should never drift apart. NeauraOne AI gives every person one identity across the family, so the person who claimed the trip and the person who signed in are provably the same one. And that is only one of the wires.
NeauraTabby AINeauraAxonthe rest of the familyWatch them connect →It pays for itself in the credit.
The return is not in faster forms. It is in money you already spent, recovered.
Credit that stops lapsing
The GST line nobody was watching becomes a weekly rupee figure someone acts on before the window closes.
Audit days become audit hours
The quarter's evidence is assembled before the auditor asks. Nobody rebuilds a trail from old email.
Finance time, spent on decisions
The routine handles itself. Attention goes only to the exceptions that need a person.
Bring one month of claims. We'll put a number on what was quietly leaking. Talk to us →
NeauraTabby AI, answered.
What is NeauraTabby AI?
NeauraTabby AI is travel and expense management built for the GST input credit. It reads the uploaded bill, categorises and matches the expense, checks the credit against what the supplier actually filed, and flags the claims at risk before the filing window closes. It runs on NeauraBuild's Construction Operating System.
How is NeauraTabby AI different from other expense tools?
Most expense tools are a form with a workflow behind it. The real cost in Indian expense management is the GST input credit that leaks out of a badly captured bill. NeauraTabby AI starts from the document and the credit, not from the form.
Does NeauraTabby AI work on its own?
Yes. Every product in the NeauraBuild family stands on its own. Connecting it to the rest later replaces where a record comes from, never the ability to run without it.
Cost reduction here is not a negotiation. It is visibility. The credit that was disappearing quietly becomes a number somebody can act on before it is gone, and the evidence trail behind every claim is ready the day the auditor asks for it.