Temple Operations is what that instrument looks like when it's pointed at the very specific, very real work of running a temple.
A spreadsheet for donations. A notebook for priest schedules. A card reader that had nothing to do with either. None of it talked to each other, and reconciling it all fell on one overworked volunteer every month-end.
Sevantra started as an answer to one temple's version of that problem. Temple Operations is that answer, generalized — built so a second, third, and fiftieth temple can onboard without anyone touching the underlying code.
Selfless service — the same spirit behind lighting a lamp at the sanctum. We think the software behind a temple should carry that same quiet reliability: present when needed, invisible otherwise.
Nothing touches your financial records directly from a device. Every payment, refund, and booking lock runs through a controlled process, every single time.
Every temple's data is walled off from every other temple by design — not by a rule someone has to remember to follow.
Historical receipts stay exactly as issued, even if a catalog price changes next year. What was charged is what stays on record.