We built Liaison
for the builders.
Liaison was founded on a simple observation: compliance in India is genuinely difficult. The regulations are complex, the deadlines are unforgiving, and the penalty for missing either is steep — yet the tools available to most businesses are either too expensive, too generic, or built for professionals, not founders.
We are a team of lawyers, chartered accountants, and technologists who have spent years inside the compliance problem — advising startups, managing filings, and watching smart founders get blindsided by requirements they didn't know existed.
Liaison is the platform we wished had existed. It is not a legal service — it is a quiet, structured intelligence layer that sits between your business and the regulatory world, making sure nothing falls through the cracks and every obligation is met with confidence.
Regulatory language should not be a barrier. Every piece of guidance Liaison surfaces is translated into plain, actionable English — so founders and finance teams can act with confidence, not confusion.
Compliance failures almost always come from missing something before it becomes urgent. Liaison is built to surface the right information at the right time — before deadlines, not after them.
Your contracts, your filings, and your regulatory posture are sensitive. Liaison is built with security and confidentiality at the core — your data is yours, always.
Liaison is built specifically for the Indian regulatory environment — MCA, DGFT, GSTN, RBI, SEBI — with the depth that generic global platforms simply cannot match.
The team behind Liaison
Former corporate lawyer at AZB & Partners. Spent 6 years advising Series A–C startups on regulatory strategy before founding Liaison.
Ex-Razorpay and Freshworks. Built compliance infrastructure at scale. Passionate about making complex systems feel effortless for the people who use them.
Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary with 12 years across Big Four and startups. Oversees the accuracy and currency of every module in Liaison.