One HRMS for everyone — from a 50-person studio in Bengaluru to a 50,000-strong enterprise across India, the UK, the US, Germany and the GCC. Calm to use. Serious to scale.
What Indian HRMS leaders charge extra for
Six things most HRMS either don't offer, gate behind Enterprise tiers, or charge as separate add-ons. Bhowra includes them on every plan.
Spin up a whole new entity — Visitor Pass, Cafeteria Voucher, Parking Slot. Appears in navigation and reports in minutes.
Settle salary disputes in seconds. Who changed what, when — on every record.
"Who could do what on 12 March?" Answer in one query, not a war room.
Bengaluru and Dubai on one subscription. Hindi, English, six Arabic variants included.
Real-time dashboards. Build your own, no IT ticket. Drill into any record.
Take your data and walk. CSV or full SQL backup, free, any plan.
What's actually shipped
Every entity, form, validator and workflow is configuration — not code. Customise without forking.
PF, ESI, PT, TDS, POSH, Form 16 / 24Q / 12BA, ECR, ESIC return — generated, not glued in.
Audit log on every row. RBAC down to the column. Tenant isolation enforced at the SP layer.
Everything in one place
Hiring, onboarding, attendance, leave, payroll, performance, learning, offboarding. Buy what you need. Add the rest later.
Pipeline, scorecards, offer letters
Day-one checklists, doc collection
Clock-in, shifts, regularization
Policies, balances, approvals
Native in 5 regions, on time
Contracts, letters, e-sign
Reviews, goals, 1:1s
Attrition, hiring, headcount
For our first 10 customers
We're in private beta. The first 10 customers get pricing and support no future customer will ever match.
Apply by 30 June 2026, or when the 10th seat fills — whichever comes first.
From the founder
"I've watched Indian HR teams fight their HRMS for years — exporting payroll to Excel just to reconcile PF, stitching ESI returns by hand, losing audit trails the moment they customise anything. Bhowra is what an HRMS looks like when you start with India's compliance reality, treat configuration as metadata, and refuse to ship hardcoded forms. If that resonates, I'd love to talk."
