Connect your systems. Ask in plain English.
Get answers in seconds.
Kolossus reads the systems your business already runs - Tally, CRM, inventory, Excel, even WhatsApp - and answers cross-system questions in plain English.
Four steps from connection to answer. Each one happens once or runs continuously - you decide.
Most BI tools require months of setup before they answer their first question. Kolossus runs the four steps below in sequence and starts working within the first onboarding call.
Pick the systems Kolossus
should read from.
On day one, you tell us which systems you want Kolossus to read. Tally Prime, your custom CRM, your inventory module, the Excel sheets your finance team maintains. We pick the right connection method for each one - direct DB, API, ODBC, or file ingestion.
- 01No new infrastructure - we connect to what you already run
- 02Read-only by default - write-back is a separate permission
- 03Multi-system from day one - single Tally is the easy case
Kolossus learns your data
without anyone teaching it.
We discover your tables, columns, and relationships automatically. No documentation pack from your team. No data dictionary. Schema discovery is continuous - new fields, renamed tables, evolving vendor models all re-map on their own.
- 01Auto-discovery across PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server, Oracle
- 02Tally vouchers, ledgers, stock entries read in their native structure
- 03Field-level access controls - hide sensitive columns from queries
Ask in plain English.
Get a cross-system answer.
Type your question the way you'd ask a colleague. Kolossus decomposes it into structured queries against each connected system, runs them in parallel, joins the results, and delivers the answer with the underlying data trail visible.
- 01English, Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Marathi - all handled natively
- 02Cross-system joins happen automatically - no manual data prep
- 03Average response: 9.2 seconds across millions of records
The answer isn't the end.
It's the start of the action.
Most BI tools stop at the chart. Kolossus shows you the answer, then offers to do something about it - write back to Tally, send WhatsApp, draft emails, update CRM. Every action requires explicit approval. Every action is logged.
- 01Write-back to Tally, CRM, custom systems with permission control
- 02Automated weekly reports sent on schedule, in your format
- 03Full audit trail of every read and write, exportable
From your servers or ours. Same answers either way.
Most AI analytics platforms run only in their cloud. Kolossus runs in our cloud or fully on-premise - your choice, capability identical.
Two deployment paths. Same Kolossus.
Indian mid-market businesses have a real cloud-versus-on-prem decision - driven by data residency, regulatory requirements, internet reliability at plant locations, and IT preferences. We support both, with feature parity.
Cloud deployment
Kolossus runs on AWS in Mumbai and Bangalore. Your data is processed in India, stays in India, never leaves India. Encrypted in transit and at rest, role-based access, accessible from any device.
On-premise via Nano LLM
The full Kolossus stack - including our Nano LLM - runs entirely inside your infrastructure. Zero data egress, your IT team has root, DPDP / RBI / sectoral regulator friendly, same query interface as cloud.
Naming the boundaries up front.
Every product page on the internet promises everything. Here's the opposite. Naming what we don't dotells you what we're confident we do well - and saves you from a surprise during your POC.
Questions evaluators actually ask.
No. A chatbot wraps a language model around generic knowledge. Kolossus reads your specific systems - your Tally instance, your CRM, your inventory module - and answers questions grounded in your real data.
The interface looks chat-like because that's the most natural way to ask business questions. But behind the input box is a system that decomposes your question into structured queries against your actual data.
For most teams, no - and that's deliberate. BI tools are good at recurring dashboards: same chart updated daily, same KPI on the wall.
Kolossus is good at ad-hoc questions- the questions your team thinks of in a meeting that don't have an existing dashboard. "Which customers are bleeding margin this quarter?" is a Kolossus question. "Show me weekly revenue trend" is a BI tool question.
Most of our customers run both. Kolossus complements your BI tool rather than replacing it.
Snowflake and Databricks are data warehouses- they require you to move your data into them first via ETL pipelines, then run analytics on top. For large enterprises with dedicated data engineering teams, that's a sensible architecture.
For Indian mid-market - where you don't have a 10-person data team and the cost of a data warehouse implementation often exceeds the value - Kolossus is a different bet. Read source systems directly. Skip the warehouse. Get to answers in three weeks instead of eighteen months.
Yes - via on-premise deployment with our Nano LLM. The full Kolossus stack runs inside your network with no external traffic. Updates happen through scheduled offline packages.
This deployment was built specifically for plant locations with unreliable internet, regulated industries with no-egress policies, and businesses with strict data sovereignty requirements.
English, Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Marathi - all handled natively. Type your question in any of these languages and Kolossus translates internally to a structured query.
More importantly: Kolossus reads data in these languages too. Vendor names in Hindi, item descriptions in Gujarati, customer notes in Marathi - no English-translation layer required.
Your data is never used to train models- yours or anyone else's. Kolossus's language understanding is pre-trained; what changes per customer is only the schema mapping and access control layer.
For on-premise deployments via Nano LLM, this is straightforward: nothing leaves your environment to train anything. For cloud deployments, we contractually commit to the same: your data is queried, not absorbed.
Annual subscription. Tier depends on number of users, query volume, and whether you need on-premise deployment via Nano LLM.
Most standard mid-market customers fit our default tier. POC is free for 14 days on your actual data - no credit card required.
We don't publish exact tier prices because each deployment is sized to the customer. The honest answer is "talk to us and we'll quote a number you can plan around."
The use case pages we publish (Tally, custom CRM, manufacturing, real estate, trading) cover the majority of our customer base. If yours isn't there, it's probably still a fit.
Kolossus is fundamentally a system that reads source databases and APIs and answers questions. That's industry-agnostic. The published pages are just where we have the most pattern recognition. Tell us what you run and what you'd ask- we'll tell you honestly whether a POC makes sense.