For independent professionals
You are already running a business. The paperwork is the part nobody set up.
You invoice under your own name, chase your own payments, and sign whatever agreement the client sends over. BuildWright puts the registrations, the client paperwork and the data-handling groundwork underneath all of that, so the work stays the thing you think about.
Registrations
The ones your work needs, and no others
Client paperwork
Agreement, NDA, payment terms, invoice
Client data
Ready before the deadline arrives
Get paid on time
A registered micro or small supplier has a payment deadline written into statute, and a buyer's own contract cannot stretch it. We get the registration done, and we draft the demand notice on the day a client runs past it.
Keep foreign-client income clean
Billing someone abroad raises GST questions a domestic invoice never raises. We work out which registrations and undertakings your situation calls for, prepare them, and file them.
Look like a company on paper
Enterprise buyers run a vendor check before they raise a purchase order. A registration certificate, a signed service agreement and an invoice their finance team accepts are what carries you through it.
Stop guessing on registrations
Most pages online sell proprietorship registration as a single filing. There is no such filing. We tell you which registrations your work genuinely needs and which ones you can leave alone.
Handle client data lawfully
Run a client's CRM, their mailing list or their app, and you are holding other people's personal data. The Digital Personal Data Protection regime reaches you too, and enterprise clients are already writing it into their contracts.
What a proprietorship actually is, Udyam registration, GST registration when it genuinely applies, and the undertaking that foreign-client work turns on.
Learn more →02Client paperworkService agreement, NDA, payment terms that hold, and an invoice format that survives a client's accounts department.
Learn more →We look at what you actually sell
Who pays you, where they sit, and what you hand over. That decides which registrations apply and which of them are noise for your kind of work.
Registrations and filings
We prepare the applications, file them, and hand you the certificates with the account numbers and portal logins you will need later.
Client paperwork
Service agreement, NDA and payment terms drafted for the way you work, plus an invoice format that carries the details a buyer's finance team looks for.
The recurring bits
Return filings, certificate updates, and the client-data obligations that arrive on a fixed date. We tell you what falls due and when.
Written off the statute and the notification, with the section named at the foot of each piece. Where we have not read the primary text ourselves, we say so and leave the claim out.
Getting paid
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Getting paid on time: the 45-day rule freelancers already have
One registration turns your payment terms into a statutory deadline that the client's own contract cannot push out, with compound interest running the day after it passes.
11 August 2026 · 7 min read
Entity and tax
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Sole proprietor, OPC or LLP: what a freelancer actually needs
You are already a sole proprietor, because no filing was ever required to make you one. The question is when limited liability starts earning the paperwork it costs.
11 August 2026 · 8 min read
Client data
buildwright.co.in
You hold client data: DPDP applies to freelancers too
The obligations under the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules commence in May 2027, with no phase-in for small operators. The contractual version of them will reach you well before that.
11 August 2026 · 7 min read
Tell us what you do and who pays you.
That is usually enough for us to say which registrations apply to you, what the client paperwork should look like, and what it costs to put in place.