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WonderArk

B2B · SMB operating platform · Live platform · five modules, paid plans in readiness review

One login. Every part of your business. Zero duplicate data.

WonderArk replaces the pile of disconnected apps a growing business ends up with — discovery, marketing, fundraising, inventory, field service, a shared inbox and accounting with GST — with one portal where every module already knows your customers, your items and your team.

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Platform
Web · responsive · mobile-friendly field work
AI
AI-assisted prospecting and queries; bring your own key or use ours
Pricing
Free · Pro (per module) · Max (bundle)

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WonderArk

WonderArk

B2B · SMB operating platform

One login. Every part of your business. Zero duplicate data.

One login and one data model for a growing business: customer discovery, marketing, fundraising, inventory, field service, a shared inbox and accounting with GST — licensed module by module, never duplicating a customer, an item or an invoice.

Investor overview · Live platform · five modules, paid plans in readiness review

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The problem

Growth turns into a pile of tools.

A business that starts on spreadsheets ends up with a CRM, an inventory app, a field-service tool, a chat inbox and a GST portal — five logins, five customer records, five inventory counts.

  • 1

    Duplicate everything

    The same customer exists in the CRM, the invoicing tool and the WhatsApp inbox, with three different phone numbers.

  • 2

    Stock that disagrees

    The count in the inventory app never matches the parts a field crew actually used on a job.

  • 3

    Compliance by re-entry

    GST returns, e-invoices and e-way bills are re-keyed from sales data that already exists somewhere else.

  • 4

    Integration tax

    Every 'integration' is an export, an import and a person who owns the spreadsheet in between.

The product

One portal. One account. Five modules. One truth.

A strictly bounded modular platform: a shared core schema owns every cross-module noun — parties, items, documents, payments, messages — and each module owns only what is genuinely its own.

01

Discovery, Marketing & Funding

Per business offering, AI builds the ideal customer profile, finds and scores real accounts and explains why now. Marketing (strategy, campaigns, AI content, SEO, analytics) and Funding (investor pipeline, readiness, data room, diligence) sit on the same data. AI researches; humans approve every outreach.

02

Inventory & Service

Multi-warehouse stock, purchase and sales orders, returns; opportunity-to-job pipeline, crew dispatch calendar, mobile field work with time, notes and signatures, and job invoicing that consumes stock.

03

CRM

A unified inbox across WhatsApp, email and more, routing rules, lead lifecycle and a follow-up queue — tied to the same customer record every other module uses.

04

Finance & GST

Automatic posting from sales and purchases, statements with drill-down to the source document, cash flow, bank rules and reporting dimensions — and GST returns computed from actual sales data rather than re-entered.

05

A team, not a login

Business-scoped roles and invitations, with every action checked against both the module licence and the person's permission. Every module exports to CSV or Excel.

How it works

From signal to outcome.

  1. Step 1

    Create the business once

    One signup, one login, one business record — or several businesses under one account.

  2. Step 2

    License modules independently

    Start with one. Add or drop later. Cancelling never deletes data: a 30-day read-only grace, then rows are retained for reactivation.

  3. Step 3

    Data connects automatically

    A prospect won in Discovery is the customer in Service. Parts consumed on a job move stock in Inventory. The invoice feeds GST.

  4. Step 4

    Ask the platform

    A built-in assistant answers from live data across every module you have licensed, grounded in real records.

Product tour

Inside the product.

Captured from the deployed product. Some views show demonstration data.

WonderArk Discovery module: scored prospects per offering, with Marketing and Funding alongside
Discovery now finds customers, markets to them and funds the growth

Discovery now finds customers, markets to them and funds the growth

WonderArk how-it-works: create the business once, license modules independently, data connects automatically
License what you need; add modules in place

License what you need; add modules in place

Market & why now

The mid-market between spreadsheets and SAP.

Businesses with a warehouse, a field crew, a sales pipeline and a tax identity — trades, distributors, installers, service companies — are too complex for a single-purpose app and too small for an enterprise suite. India's GST regime makes structured, compliant data non-optional.

Who buys

  • Field-service and installation businesses
  • Distributors and traders managing multi-warehouse stock
  • Founder-led B2B companies building their first pipeline
  • Any GST-registered business filing from real sales data

Why now · 1

E-invoicing and e-way bill mandates keep widening the set of businesses that must operate from clean, connected data.

Why now · 2

AI makes prospect research and multi-module querying practical for a business with no analyst.

Why now · 3

Modular licensing lets a customer start small and expand in place — the land-and-expand motion vertical SaaS lacks.

By the numbers

The market, with the receipts.

Every figure links to its publisher. Forecasts are labelled as such; where publishers disagree we cite one, with its definition, and never blend them.

  • 31.1% of GDP

    MSME share of India's GDP, with 48.58% of exports (January 2026 data)

    MSMEs are the second-largest employer in India after agriculture, so the addressable buyer base is both large and economically central.

  • 8.7 crore

    Enterprises registered on Udyam Registration Portal and Udyam Assist Platform (June 2026)

    Formal MSME registrations have reached 8.7 crore, a very large formalised base for a licensed multi-module business platform.

    Self-declared registrations, not a count of active businesses. 1 crore = 10 million.

    Press Information Bureau (Government of India), MSME Day 2026 fact sheet, 2026
  • 1.67 crore

    Active GST taxpayers in India as of 30 June 2026

    The GST-registered base is the natural GST-native market; it has grown from 66.5 lakh in 2017.

    Net of cancellations. 1 crore = 10 million.

    Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN), 2026
  • ~83.6%

    E-invoice share of GSTR-1 reported B2B invoice value, Jul 2025 - Jun 2026

    E-invoicing now covers most reported invoice value, so GST-ready invoicing is becoming table stakes for growing SMBs.

    System-generated GSTN data, not audited. Share by value; by count it is about 67.8%.

    Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN), 2026
  • $1.07B

    India ERP market size in 2025, forecast $2.62B by 2031 (16.08% CAGR)

    ERP demand in India is driven by GST and e-invoicing compliance, with SMEs the fastest-growing segment at a 19.2% CAGR.

    Forecast; base year 2025. Other publishers define the market differently.

    Mordor Intelligence, 2026
  • $6.1B

    Global field service management market in 2025, forecast $13.8B by 2033 (11.0% CAGR)

    Field service software is a growing standalone category, with SMEs the fastest-growing customer segment per the publisher.

    Global, not India-only. Forecast; base year 2025, CAGR 2026–2033.

    Grand View Research, 2026

Business model

License by module. Expand in place.

Published pricing in Indian Rupees: Free, Pro at ₹2,999/month and Max at ₹9,999/month, plus AI credit packs (₹1,000 for 500 runs up to ₹6,000 for 4,000) or bring-your-own-key. Billing is built and in its production-readiness review, so Pro and Max are sold by conversation today. Licensing is enforced at every layer, so an unlicensed module is genuinely off, not merely hidden.

Free

Start with discovery

  • Core discovery tools at no cost
  • One login, one business
  • Team members with roles and permissions
Core

Pro

₹2,999 / month

  • Every module, more usage headroom
  • Up to 200 AI runs a month per Discovery offering
  • Cancel a module any time: 30 days read-only, data never deleted

Max

₹9,999 / month

  • Highest limits and every feature
  • For teams running at scale
  • Credit packs or your own AI key on top

Defensibility

What compounds.

The entity-ownership map

A prospect, a customer and a supplier are one party row with several roles. An estimate, an invoice and a purchase order are one documents table. This anti-duplication contract is the product.

Books from the same records

Statements and GST come from the same sales and stock records the operations run on, so the books and the business cannot drift apart.

Cancel-safe by design

Licensing never deletes data and reactivation replays parked events — the confidence a business needs to try a module.

Execution to date

Verifiable, not aspirational.

Pulled from the product's own public engineering trackers. Source code, trackers and live demos are available to serious parties on request.

Stories complete

565 / 651

99% of in-scope work; 82 superseded or deferred stories excluded. A story counts only when code cites it

Modules

5 on one schema

Discovery (with Marketing and Funding), Inventory, Service, CRM, Finance — independently licensable

Exports

Every module

CSV and Excel across all modules and platform admin — 89 of 90 export stories done

Team access

39 of 39

Multi-user, multi-business roles and invitations, enforced alongside licensing

Roadmap

What comes next.

Now

  • Billing production-readiness review, then self-serve paid plans
  • Global tax: VAT/GST for UAE, Saudi Arabia, Australia, NZ and Southeast Asia
  • Platform administration portal (26 stories left)

Next

  • E-invoice and e-way bill transaction lists and their exports
  • Finish the offering-centric Discovery upgrade (6 stories left)
  • CRM channel connectors (WhatsApp, email)

Later

  • Public API and partner integrations
  • Independent deployability per module as scale demands

The ask

Seeking design customers in field service and distribution, and investors who understand vertical SaaS in India's GST-native SMB market.