Most Indian ecommerce teams still bridge Tally with an export, a template and somebody's evening. EasyEcom removes the bridge: marketplace and storefront sales post into Tally as vouchers with their GST detail intact, purchases and returns follow the same path, and stock stays accurate across every warehouse without a second entry.

EasyEcom runs the operation. Tally keeps the books. Nobody types twice.
| Data | Direction | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Sales vouchers | EE → Tally | Marketplace and D2C orders posted as sales vouchers with tax detail intact. |
| Purchase vouchers | EE → Tally | Receiving against a purchase order raises the purchase entry automatically. |
| Stock items & groups | Tally ⇄ EE | Item masters kept aligned so the ledger and the warehouse mean the same SKU. |
| Stock on hand | EE → Tally | Pooled quantities across every warehouse written back as one number. |
| Credit notes & returns | EE → Tally | Returns restocked on the floor and reconciled against the original invoice. |
| Ledgers & parties | Tally ⇄ EE | Customer and supplier ledgers mapped once, then reused on every posting. |
| Adjustments | EE → Tally | Cycle counts, damage and write-offs posted with their reason code. |
Vouchers arrive as the activity happens, not in a batch someone remembers to run on the last working day of the month.
Rate, place of supply and party detail travel with the voucher, so what lands in Tally is what the filing needs.
No migration and no new accounting system. Tally keeps the books; EasyEcom just stops them being typed in by hand.
A connector for Tally Prime and Tally.ERP 9 over Tally's own XML interface. Nothing custom to maintain.
Match stock items, ledgers, tax rates and voucher types. Our team walks the ledger setup through with you.
Vouchers post themselves as orders ship and stock moves, with a full audit trail behind each one.
Through EasyEcom rather than channel-to-Tally directly. EasyEcom connects to your marketplaces and storefront, runs the orders and the warehouse, then posts the resulting sales, purchases and stock movements into Tally as vouchers, so no channel needs its own bridge.
Yes. Tax rate, place of supply and party detail travel with each voucher, so what lands in Tally carries the detail your filing needs rather than a net figure someone has to break down later.
Both. The connector uses Tally's own XML interface, so there is no custom build to maintain and nothing to re-certify when you upgrade.
Yes. EasyEcom holds the live pooled count across every warehouse and sales channel and writes the consolidated quantity back, so Tally is not trying to be the real-time inventory system.
No. Sales, purchases, returns and adjustments all post automatically. The export-and-template routine is exactly what the integration removes.
No. Tally stays the books. EasyEcom runs the operational layer above it and feeds it. No migration is involved.