ADVAIT of a wonderful tool for analysis of data in GST

This is a presentation about ADVAIT tool

1. K. Radha Krishna Rao

2. ADVAIT

3. ADVAIT – What’s new?

4. ADVAIT – Key features Augment the existing capabilities to perform Entity and Fraud related analytics to achieve reduction in fraud and tax leakage and broadening of tax base. Using high-performance data mining, predictive analytics, risk scoring, text mining, forecasting for predicting revenues Creation of portal accessible to public where citizens can access aggregated or non-sensitive reports and dash boards. Perform tax benchmarking between external entities like CBDT or VAT to widen the tax base Big Data Capabilities to perform analytics on structured and unstructured data as well as handle much larger volumes of data Advanced Data Mining, Data Visualization capabilities to generate user friendly reports and dash boards accessible even on mobile devise Adoption of machine learning models as basis for decision making

5. Second page of Range Tab

6. Further reports under Registration tab of Advait reports

7. Further reports under Registration tab of Advait reports Second page of Registration Tab

8. Further reports under Returns tab of Advait reports

9. Further reports under Returns tab of Advait reports

10. Further reports under ITC tab of Advait reports

11. Further reports under ITC tab of Advait reports

12. Further reports under Turnover tab of Advait reports

13. Further reports under Turnover tab of Advait reports

14. Further reports under Turnover tab of Advait reports

15. Further reports under Tax payment tab of Advait reports

16. Further reports under Tax payment tab of Advait reports

17. Further reports under Tax payment tab of Advait reports

18. Further reports under E-Way Bill tab of Advait reports

19. Further reports under HSN tab of Advait reports

20. Further reports under Miscellaneous tab of Advait reports

21. Further reports under Summarised reports tab of Advait reports

22. Revenue Dash Board

23. Any Queries?