Rights issues, bonus shares, director changes, share allotments — each corporate event under the Companies Act 2013 triggers a mandatory ROC filing with a strict deadline. Finndesk tracks every action, auto-maps it to the correct form (PAS-3, DIR-12, MGT-14, SH-7), and alerts you before the window closes.
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Most statutory tasks in group companies go wrong due to operational gaps — spreadsheets and calendars don't talk directly to portals.
A director joins the board. Someone notes it in a WhatsApp chat. Six weeks later, the DIR-12 filing deadline has passed. For multi-entity groups, these events multiply — and penalties at ₹500/day per form compound silently.
A rights issue needs PAS-3 within 30 days of allotment. A special resolution needs MGT-14 within 30 days of passing. An increase in authorised capital needs SH-7. Getting the form wrong or missing the form entirely is a common and expensive mistake.
Across 6 entities with active corporate lives, any given month can see 4–8 corporate events each generating 1–2 ROC filings. There is no tool that shows all of these with their deadlines and statuses in one place.
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When a corporate action occurs — board resolution passed, director appointed, shares allotted — log it in Finndesk with the date and entity. Finndesk auto-identifies all required ROC forms and their deadlines from the event date.
Each generated ROC filing appears with a status chip (Pending / Filed / Acknowledged) and a live deadline countdown. WhatsApp alerts go out at 15, 7, and 3 days before the filing window closes. Nothing gets lost.
Once the CS or CA files on MCA, mark the form as filed and attach the SRN. The filing moves to Acknowledged status. Audit trail preserved — who filed, when, and the official SRN — across all entities and all corporate events.
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