Assigned. Task-specific. Accountable.

Digital karigars fitted into your workflow.

A digital karigar is an assigned, task-specific worker fitted into your workflow — it completes defined work end to end, and shows its work.

A karigar is not AI theatre. It does not replace your team, run your business, or promise magic. It takes one repetitive job that today depends on one person’s memory — and does that job every time, the same way, with proof. You stay in command; the karigar carries the load.

The mortise mark — a solid block with one precise notch, the karigar fitted in to carry load.
Why we call them karigars

Your business is the solid block.
We cut the notch.

In the workshop tradition, a karigar is a craftsman — trained in one trade, given a job, accountable for the finish. Our mark is a block with one precise cut: the block is your business; the notch is where the karigar is fitted in to carry load. We are not software sitting on top of your business. We are a working part joined into it. Checked. Built. Accountable.

Three steps

How a karigar is fitted.

01
Map the task
We watch the job as it is actually done, and write down every step, exception and judgment call.
Hands tracing a route on a map and checklist — mapping the task as it is done.
02
Fit the karigar
The karigar is built to your process and your formats — then fitted in, with a clear human approval point.
A hand fitting a shaped block into a mortise — the karigar fitted to the process.
03
Run and report
It does the job every time, the same way. You approve the output. Every month, it shows its work.
A completed checklist beside a running machine — the karigar running and reporting.
Where karigars fit

Work that eats your best people’s time.

Every business has jobs that are repetitive, rule-bound, and time-hungry — done today by people who could be doing better work. That is where a karigar is fitted.

01

Documentation & records

Item masters, registers and catalogs kept accurate and current — without a person maintaining them by hand.

02

Document checking

Invoices against POs, drawings against specs, GRNs against orders — verified line by line, every time.

03

Data extraction

Details pulled out of PDFs, drawings and invoices into clean sheets or your ERP — no retyping.

04

Follow-up & task routing

Every job reaches the right person, every pending item gets chased — without WhatsApp reminders.

05

Customer updates

Order status and dispatch updates go out on their own — before the client calls to ask.

06

Payment reminders

Receivables followed up politely, on schedule, until collected — without your accountant chasing.

07

Report compilation

Daily production, sales and MIS reports assembled from scattered sources — ready before you ask for them.

08

Quality & compliance records

Inspection logs and audit trails kept the way an auditor wants them — always ready.

What could your people do with that time back?
Proof of work

Every karigar shows its work.

Once a month, every karigar reports like any good worker: what it completed, what it flagged, what you approved, and the hours it carried. No black boxes. If it isn’t earning its keep, the report will say so — and so will we.

A monthly report on a clipboard — tallies of work completed, with a hand stamping an approval seal.
The first one built
One of these is not a promise. It is already working.
The problem

In the retail fixture trade — the trade we come from — drawings, BOQs and fixture schedules consumed a documentation clerk’s entire week. Every project docket meant days of reading drawings, retyping details, and chasing what was missing. Good people, buried in paperwork.

The making

So we did what we now do for every client: we mapped that week — every drawing read, every register kept, every judgment call — and built a karigar to carry it, meticulously, to the trade’s own standards.

Builders of Bharat presents
MUNSHI
What he returns

Munshi reads the drawings and dockets, and returns the records: fixture catalogs, glossaries, BOQs, and missing-details reports.

Proof-of-work ledger
Task owned Documentation of catalogs & BOQs
Inputs Drawings, dockets, floor plans
Output Client-ready records
Human approval point Owner sign-off before send
Reporting Monthly proof-of-work report
Command

Nothing leaves without you. Every output lands in a confirmation cart for the owner’s sign-off before it is sent — the karigar does the work; you keep the command.

First docket processed

34 pages, read end to end — catalog, BOQ and missing-details report returned.

What should stop depending on one person?

Tell us the job. If a karigar fits, we’ll show you exactly how — and if it doesn’t, we’ll say that too.

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