Camera meter reading
Scan the meter instead of typing the reading.
Gram Suvidha is the field app for gram panchayat water and garbage services. Staff read meters with the camera, bills are worked out on the spot, residents get an SMS bill and a printed receipt, and everything syncs to the panchayat office, even from villages with weak signal.
From signing in to closing the day. Pick a step to see it on the phone.
Sample data. Screens redrawn from the live app.
Scan the meter instead of typing the reading.
Consumption and the bill worked out from the previous reading.
Residents get the bill on their phone the moment it's recorded.
On-the-spot receipts from a portable Bluetooth thermal printer.
Daily or monthly garbage pickups recorded for every household.
Work through weak signal; data syncs once you're back online.
Field data flows straight into the panchayat's management software.
Screens in the language panchayat staff work in.
Households and previous readings come down to the collector's phone; readings, bills, garbage logs and payments go back up to the panchayat's software, with an SMS to the resident on the way.
Only registered panchayat staff can open the app.
Camera readings cut down on wrong or guessed entries.
Printed and SMS records for each collection.
Entries are stored on the phone until they sync.
Water meter billing and garbage collection tracking for gram panchayat households.
The collector points the phone at the meter and the reading is captured into the app, then consumption is calculated from the previous reading.
Gram Suvidha works offline and syncs automatically once the phone is back in coverage.
Yes. A bill goes out by SMS and a receipt can be printed on a portable Bluetooth thermal printer.
Yes, the app is used in Kannada by panchayat staff.
See Gram Suvidha running a collection round, then plan the rollout for your wards.