Netra
Temple management · netralite.swadharmasetu.com
Netra holds the temple’s receipts and devotee register, so its controls are about who can take money, who can change a receipt, and who can see a donor’s details.
About Netra-
About 40 rights in 7 groups
Roles for tenant admin, counter operator, accountant, report viewer, gate scanner and kiosk device. Each person’s navigation is built from their rights, not just a role name.
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Counter-scoped data
A counter operator sees only their own counter’s collections.
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Immutable receipts
No duplicate numbers. Corrections and reprints are controlled and logged, and each receipt has a QR code with a public verification page.
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Encrypted PAN and Aadhaar
Both are optional devotee fields and are stored encrypted.
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Audited support access
Our support team can enter a temple’s account only with a stated reason, and every entry is logged.
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Devotee OTP login
Devotees sign in to the temple website with a one-time password; online and kiosk receipts follow the same numbering and immutability rules as the counter.
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Paired kiosk devices
A kiosk works from a paired kiosk URL under its own kiosk-device role.
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Multi-tenant by design
Each temple signs in on its own path, and a trust can share one devotee master across its own organisations.






























