Bills and bank statements go into Tally with TDS and GST done. Then your MIS and an audit review, every month.
MIS and audit review
Read straight from Tally. Sales, profit, cash in and out, who owes you, who you owe, and what tax is due next.
Checks the whole year's books the way an auditor would, and tells you what each finding costs and how to put it right.
Know where the money is every month, without waiting for the year-end. Your accountant keeps Tally up to date in minutes, not days.
Run many clients from one account. Your staff share the same data, each with their own login and role.
What FinCom does
Every bill shows its TDS section, the tax, and how far the vendor has gone against this year's limit. Tick the ones you agree with and approve them together.
Each statement is checked line by line against its running balance. Lines are matched to your ledgers by rules you set once, then posted in batches.
A small program, the Tally Bridge, runs on the computer where Tally is open. Nothing about Tally is opened to the internet.
Hundreds of entries go in one run. Nothing is sent without a valid date inside the company's books.
After posting, each entry is found in Tally again and the bank balance is compared with the statement.
If Tally and the statement disagree, you see each difference, with a button to post what is missing or remove a wrong entry.
Security
Each firm's data is walled off by the database itself. One firm can never read another's.
Signs out after 30 minutes without use, and ends the session on the server too.
Your last sign-in is shown every time. Add a code from your phone as a second step if you want it.
Stored in India, in the Mumbai region, encrypted at rest and in transit.
A permanent audit trail of sign-ins, posts to Tally and deletions. It cannot be edited.
Scripts on the site come only from our own servers. No passwords or keys are kept in your browser.
When you choose AI reading for a difficult bill, its image is sent to Anthropic or Google for reading only. Their terms do not allow it to be used for training.
Where we stand today, stated plainly.
Our information security management system is written against all 93 Annex A controls. The certification audit follows.
Independent testing by a CERT-In empanelled auditor. The summary report will be shared with clients on request.
Data used only for the work you ask for, deleted on request, and firms told without delay if anything goes wrong.
An incident process with reporting to CERT-In within 6 hours, and an audit trail kept for at least 180 days.
FinCom is not yet ISO 27001 certified. We will publish the certificate and the VAPT summary on this page when they are issued.
Yes. Register your business as the account and add your own company. Your accountant can work in the same account with their own login, and you see the MIS and audit review yourself.
FinCom runs in Chrome or Edge. To post to Tally, you install the Tally Bridge once on the computer where TallyPrime runs. It needs no administrator rights.
TallyPrime, with the company open and TallyPrime set to act as a server (F1 Help, Settings, Connectivity). Each user's Tally can use its own port.
Yes. The firm owner adds people with their own login and a role: owner, staff or read-only. Everyone sees the same clients and data.
In India, in the Mumbai region. Each computer also keeps a working copy, so work carries on if the internet drops, and syncs when it is back.
No. AI reading is used only for bills the free OCR cannot read, and only when your firm allows it. Anthropic and Google do not train on this data under their terms.
Every post to Tally is recorded. The reconciliation shows any entry that does not belong, and it can be removed from Tally with one click after you confirm.