In a move set to revolutionize labour law
compliance administration and management in India, about 40,000 pages of
complex legalese content has been catalogued into a patent-pending ERP tool –
Simpliance for free public access. Quess Corp, India’s leading integrated
business services provider has bought a 45% stake in Bengaluru-based
Simpliance. The SAAS-based, plug-and-play software will be deployed for labour
compliance management across shops, establishments, factories and enterprises
in the country.
Simpliance has also inked deals with large
Indian Corporates for implementing enterprise-wide compliance across their
pan-India branches. Simpliance is working towards a goal of 10,000 licenses
that will bring in more companies in India under the compliance ambit by
2016-17. It is also set to expand into overseas markets including Sri Lanka,
Malaysia and Singapore by 2016-18.
“Labour compliance industry in India is
currently pegged at Rs 600 crores,” says Anil D’Souza, founder of
Simpliance. “Labour law compliance in India is beset with
complications unlike financial or other industry regulations, which already
have players with designed systems for governance and course correction.”
“India’s growing number of SMEs is becoming
increasingly vulnerable and finding compliance to labour laws is highly
expensive. Adding to the complexity is compliance laws’ inherent inertia: it is
neither replicable nor standardizable across industries. For the first time
ever, Simpliance has automated labour compliance to help companies identify the
regulatory requirements in an intuitive, user-friendly and hassle-free manner.
We will slowly expand its scope to cover all regulatory compliances and
standards in the coming years,” he adds.
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