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Running multiple mandals or festivals from one account

Om Kosh team · 30 Jul 2026 · 5 min read

With Om Kosh you can run multiple mandals or festivals from a single account, each with its own separate books, members and reports, while you switch between them from one login. Whether you’re a treasurer who handles two societies or a committee that celebrates Ganpati, Navratri and Diwali in the same year, everything stays organised without juggling separate spreadsheets or accounts.

Two ways “multiple” shows up

Committees hit this in two different shapes.

  • Multiple festivals in one society, each celebration in each year has its own drive, budget and books
  • Multiple societies under one manager, a shared treasurer or accountant handling several mandals
  • A combined picture across festivals, so you can compare year over year
  • Clean separation, so one society’s money never mixes with another’s

Why separation matters

Each society is a distinct legal and financial entity, often a separate registered trust, so their money must never commingle. Keeping strictly separate books per society isn’t just tidy; it’s what an auditor and the members expect. Om Kosh keeps each society’s collections, expenses and reports walled off while still letting an authorised person move between them quickly.

One login, many books

For someone helping several committees, the value is not typing the same login twice. Sign in once, pick the society, do the work, switch. Each festival within a society carries forward its members and assets year to year, so the second Ganpati is far less setup than the first.

Frequently asked questions

Can one person manage two different societies in Om Kosh?

Yes. An authorised user can switch between societies from one login, and each society keeps completely separate books, members and reports.

Do multiple festivals share the same books?

No, each festival in each year has its own drive, budget and report. You get clean per-festival books plus the ability to compare year over year.

Does the money from different societies ever mix?

No. Each society is a separate tenant with walled-off finances, which matters because societies are usually distinct registered entities that must not commingle funds.

Ready for a stress-free festival?

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