About AtithiVani
Last updated 2026-09-25 · SARGVISION Intelligence Private Limited · CIN U72100KA2026PTC219226
AtithiVani is a guest assistant for hotels and homestays in Darjeeling, Sikkim, Kalimpong and the Dooars. Guests use it on their phone in Bengali, Hindi or English, and can also chat in Nepali. A couple of hours after checkout, it phones each guest who agreed, on the property’s behalf, to ask how the stay went. It is made by SARGVISION Intelligence Pvt. Ltd.
At a glance
- Name: AtithiVani — one word. Bengali অতিথিবাণী, Hindi and Nepali अतिथिवाणी.
- Meaning: atithi (guest) + vani (voice) — “the guest’s voice”. Said Otithi-bani in Bengal.
- Also written: Atithi Vani, AtithiVaani, Athithi Vani; in Bengal, Atithi Bani or Otithi Bani.
- Made by: SARGVISION Intelligence Private Limited, CIN U72100KA2026PTC219226 — sargvision.com.
- Launched: September 2026 (announcement).
- Where: Darjeeling, Kalimpong, the Dooars, Siliguri and Sikkim.
- For: hotels, homestays and resorts; their guests use it on their own phones.
- Languages: Bengali, Hindi and English; Nepali in chat.
- Contact: office@atithivani.com · WhatsApp +91 74776 73720 · Instagram @atithivani
What it does
- Answers guests in their own language, in the phone’s browser — nothing to install.
- Gives general guidance on Sikkim permits, from a rulebook maintained by hand; the desk or a registered operator confirms.
- Changes its road answers the moment the property’s staff or drivers report NH10 closed.
- Puts every request made through it in one queue for the property.
- Calls each guest who agrees after checkout; every call opens with a recording notice.
- Waits for the property’s approval on comps and refunds; nothing is paid out without it.
What it does not do
- It does not yet connect to a property management system, channel manager or booking engine.
- It does not issue permits or check them live.
- It is not the Sikkim government’s Atithi GIS or CBIC’s ATITHI app, and is not connected with other hotels, apps or services that use the word “Atithi”.
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