Keep Tally if you
love it. Run Neev for the rest.
Tally is excellent accounting software. It is not an operations system. Most of our customers run both — Tally for the books, Neev for everything that happens before the books need to know.
Don't migrate. Bridge.
Neev syncs invoices, payments, journals and customer master into Tally — both ways, in near real time. Your CA still opens Tally on Friday. Your team never opens it again.
The honest capability map.
The migration playbook.
Twenty minutes. We map your Tally chart of accounts, your customer master, your SKUs. Identify the channels Neev needs to listen to.
Your last 90 days of Tally invoices, journals and ledgers replicate into a sandboxed Neev workspace. Read-only. No risk to your books.
Your team runs the day in Neev. Your accountant continues in Tally. We watch the sync logs. By Friday, the two ledgers agree to the rupee.
Operations moves entirely to Neev. Tally stays for the CA. Sync goes bi-directional. You stop opening two windows.
Things Tally users actually ask.
Will Neev change my Tally?+
Only when you tell it to. By default Neev writes invoices and payments into Tally on a one-way push. You can flip the sync to bi-directional once you trust it.
What if I’m on Tally Prime?+
Tally Prime is what we test against by default. We support Tally ERP 9 for older installations. Both sync the same fields.
What about my CA?+
Your CA keeps opening Tally on Friday like always. They see the same trial balance, the same P&L, the same audit trail. Nothing changes for them.
What’s the failure mode?+
If sync stops, Tally and Neev simply stop talking — neither corrupts the other. You get an alert in 5 minutes. Most outages we’ve seen are TallyConnector restarts and self-heal.
Bring your Tally. We'll do the rest.
On the call, we plug into a copy of your Tally and show you the same day, running through Neev. Twenty minutes. Your data. Zero changes to your books.