EvolveWithRashi
Ongoing

The compliance head you cannot afford to hire.

A standing monthly presence. The calendar kept, the filings tracked, the committee supported, and someone accountable for the obligation.

Who it is forSmall organisations with obligations and nobody to hold them
How longMonthly
What you getThe calendar kept, and the filings made
The feeMonthly fee ₹15,000 a month
How it startsFixed fee, no scoping
What it is

Accountability, for the price of a few hours a month

Two to three hours a month per client, and a named person who owns the obligation.

The calendar

Every date tracked

The annual report by 31 January, the training cycle, the policy review, the committee meetings.

The filings

Prepared and checked

The annual report, the SHe-Box registration, and whatever the registrar asks for.

The committee

Supported

The IC briefed, the minutes reviewed, and help when an inquiry actually starts.

The call

One monthly window

A standing hour to raise whatever has come up.

Who it is for

Small organisations with an ongoing obligation

And nobody whose job it is.

  • Companies with ten to fifty employees and no HR function.
  • Housing societies with staff and a rotating committee.
  • Clinics, schools and institutions with a standing child-protection duty.
  • Any organisation that has been inspected once and does not want to be again.

What it is not

Not the corporate retainer. Not an audit. Not an external member role.

The method

Set the calendar. Hold the filings and the training dates. Advise on the queries that come up. Escalate when something needs an audit.

What we need from you

One named contact.

Monthly fee₹15,000 a month
Start this

Two to three hours a month. A twelve-month minimum, because compliance is a cycle, not a project.

What happens next

  1. You send five answers — the headcount, the sites, what is in scope, who signs, and when you need it.
  2. We confirm the scope and the fee in writing, within two working days. If the range was wrong for your organisation, we say so and quote again.
  3. You receive the proposal, four pages, and the engagement letter. Both name what we will do and what we will not.
  4. We start on a date you choose, and the midpoint note reaches you before the finding does.
Start this

Stop guessing. Start investigating.

If the pattern is real, you will know within a week. If it is not, we say so in writing.

Request a Proposal