Owner-friendly reports
Organise available sales, outstanding, party, or inventory information into clear dashboards. Define the source and calculation for each figure.
Tally & business reporting
Keep Tally. See the bigger picture.
Keep your accounting workflow. Get a clearer view of the business.
Discuss this solutionTHE SOLUTION, EXPLAINEDOMX Digital can build a reporting layer around data available from your Tally setup. The aim is to make agreed business information easier for owners and teams to view while the accounting team continues working in Tally.
The problem worth solving
A better way to manage the everyday.
An owner should not need a fresh export or a call to the accountant for every question. At the same time, changing the accounting system may create unnecessary disruption.
What we can build around it
The right pieces.
One clearer workflow.
Party and follow-up visibility
Bring available ledger and outstanding information into a useful account-follow-up view, with access limited to the right people.
Clear company context
Assess how each Tally company can be identified, accessed, and refreshed. Keep company boundaries visible when reviewing figures.
Honest refresh status
Show the last successful sync and unavailable data. Design around connectivity and the machine running Tally.
From discussion to daily use
A clear implementation path.
- 01Confirm version and access
- 02Verify the available fields
- 03Agree reports and refresh cycles
- 04Validate against source records
What we confirm before building
Available reports depend on Tally version, configuration, permissions, and integration method. A local connector may be required. Invoice creation, write-back, and payment actions are separate scopes; read-only reporting does not imply those capabilities.
Before you decide
Your questions,
answered clearly.
Do we have to stop using Tally?
No. A reporting layer can sit alongside Tally, with accounting work continuing in the existing system.
Can you show every Tally report?
Available reports must be confirmed from your setup. We agree the fields and reconcile sample outputs before promising a dashboard.
Is the data always real time?
Refresh frequency depends on the integration and connectivity. A last-sync indicator helps users judge how current the information is.
Connected possibilities
Explore related solutions.
Your next step
Let’s build a better way to work.
Tell us what needs to change. We’ll help you find a practical starting point.