Dairy software in Karnataka
Built to price milk the way Karnataka already prices it.
Dairies in Karnataka mostly settle against Karnataka Milk Federation, which sells as Nandini. Whether your society pays on a published rate chart, on the 52/48 or 60/40 formula, or on a plain fat-point rate, Dairywala prices the same way your society already does — you do not change how you pay to use it.
Karnataka is also where fat-only rate charts are commonest — a single column of fat bands with a rate against each, no SNF axis at all. Dairywala carries that shape as a chart in its own right rather than forcing it into a two-way grid.
Bring your chart across as an Excel or CSV file, or photograph the printed sheet and send it; a person builds it into your app, usually within about half an hour. When rates are revised, one tap shifts every cell together.
Dairies already running Dairywala in Karnataka are spread across districts rather than concentrated in the capital — Bagalkote, Vijayapura, Belagavi, Kalaburagi, Dharwad, Koppal, Chitradurga, Vijayanagara among them. The app works the same in a village collection centre as in a town, and keeps recording when the network does not.
Everything is in Hindi as well as English, and in six more Indian languages, each shown in its own script.