Shagun / chandlo ledger
A digital shagun register that adds up to the paisa
Replace the notebook at the gift table. Type a name, type the amount, press Enter. Toran keeps the running total and who gave what.
Built for the gift table rush
- Open Add shagun (or press N on the ledger).
- Type a name or phone number and press Enter to pick the guest.
- Type the amount and press Enter to save.
The dialog stays open and remembers the mode, function, date and receiver for the next envelope. Alt+1…4 switches between cash, UPI, cheque and gift.
Totals you can trust
- A running balance, like an account book, newest first.
- Totals by function (Sagai, Lagna, Reception…), by side (bride, groom) and by mode.
- Shagun from each family appears in that family’s drawer, handy when it’s your turn to return the gesture at their function.
- Indian number grouping everywhere: ₹4,85,251, not 485,251.
Private by default
Who gave how much is the most sensitive data at a wedding. In Toran only admins and planners can see the ledger and totals; check-in staff cannot. And because Toran is self-hosted, the ledger never leaves your server.
Export for the family records
Export the filtered ledger to Excel, or to a PDF that renders Gujarati and Devanagari names correctly, for the family’s permanent record.
Frequently asked questions
What is a shagun ledger?
A shagun ledger (also called a chandlo or vyavhar register) is the record of cash and gifts each family gives at a wedding or function, kept so the host family can reciprocate later. Toran keeps it digitally with totals and export.
Can I record UPI and cheque gifts too?
Yes. Each entry has a mode: cash, UPI, cheque or gift item, and totals are shown per mode.
Who can see shagun amounts?
Only admins and planners. Staff using the check-in desk have no access, and the data is removed on the server for them, not just hidden.
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