How it works
Tally Prime has a built-in data server that lets other software read your books over your office network. Fintroller uses this to pull ledgers, vouchers, and trial balance data directly — the same way Tally's own remote access works, but fully automated.
Everything happens on your local network. Your financial data never touches the internet or any cloud service.
What Fintroller reads
- Ledger masters — every account, group, and balance
- Vouchers — sales, purchases, receipts, payments, journals
- Stock items — inventory data for invoice matching
- Trial balance — for nightly audit verification
- Outstanding bills — receivables and payables aging
Setup in four steps
- Enable Tally's data server — F12 → Data Configuration → set "Allow ODBC Connectivity" to Yes.
- Note your Tally machine's address — the computer where Tally is running.
- Configure Fintroller — enter the machine address and your company name.
- Verify and sync — Fintroller tests the connection and begins reading your data.
What gets automated
- Reconciliation of your Tally books against GSTR-2B
- Mismatched invoices flagged with exact amounts and invoice numbers
- Reconciliation reports ready for review
- Nightly audits running against your Tally data
- TDS returns (Form 24Q) prepared from your Tally voucher data
Your data stays with you
Fintroller runs on your machine and talks to Tally over your office network. Your financial data never leaves — no cloud uploads, no third-party servers. This is fundamentally different from cloud-based tools that require uploading your company data elsewhere.