Send your sales, purchases and payments to TallyPrime as two files you import: what goes, how to set it up, how to import it, and what it does not do yet.
In this section
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What the Tally link does
Two files, made here and imported into TallyPrime: your sales, purchases and payments with their GST, and the…
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Before you start
What your Tally company needs switched on, which modules and permissions you need here, and why the first…
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What you can send, by module and plan
Which part of your books can go to Tally depends on the modules your business has. Here is…
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Set-up: company, release and dates
The four settings that decide where the files go and what form they take: company name, Tally release,…
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Ledger names
The twenty ledgers every voucher posts to, what each is for, and the group it goes in if…
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Voucher types, units and bank accounts
The voucher type each document becomes, the GST unit codes your units are reported in, and which Tally…
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Making the files
Choose the dates and what to send, check what will go, and make the two files, with every…
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Importing into TallyPrime
Masters first, then transactions, and how to read what Tally says back.
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How each document arrives in Tally
Debits, credits, bill references, GST, round-off, discount, charges, TDS and stock lines, document by document.
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Sending again: new, changed and cancelled
What happens when a document is edited, revised or cancelled after it was sent, and how the history…
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When something is left out
Every reason a document can be left out of the files, what it means, and how to put…
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What it does not do yet
Everything the Tally link leaves to you for now, so nothing is assumed to have reached Tally when…
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Worked examples
Four businesses, four ways of using the link: a trader with stock, a service firm, a shop with…
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Who can set it up and send
Two permissions for the link itself, plus permission to see what is being sent.
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Testing the Tally link
For businesses trying the Tally link while it carries its Beta label: what to set up, the documents…
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