Companies
Company mapping and connection configuration.
Use a controlled integration layer between Tally and ERP workflows so company, ledger, voucher, balance and reconciliation data can move with clear sync status and error handling.
Exact direction, frequency, source-of-truth rules and error handling are agreed per client and Tally environment.
Company mapping and connection configuration.
Master synchronisation and mapping rules.
Voucher movement based on approved integration rules.
Transactional integration with source-system traceability.
Collection and payment context across ERP and accounts.
GST-linked records and balance views where available.
Match and exception workflows between systems.
Track failed, pending and completed integration events.
A reliable bridge requires rules for which system owns each master and transaction, how duplicates are prevented and how retry/error states are handled.
Production connections should include authentication, company routing, idempotency, audit references, error queues, reconciliation and operational monitoring.
Map the correct Tally company and ERP tenant/project.
Use stable references so retries do not create duplicate postings.
Keep failed syncs visible and actionable.
Verify that financial outcomes match across systems.
Record source, target, time, status and reference IDs.
Restrict sensitive finance operations to authorised users and services.