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Tally:
Tally is an ERP accounting software package used for recording day to day business
data of a company.It helps companies record their day-to-day transactions and helps
to analyze business-related data.
Features of Tally
Advantages of tally
1. In Tally, the entered data is reliable and secure. Once data is entered into
the software
There is no scope of entering the data,
2.With various language support, it is convenient for a user to use it in his own
language.
3.Banks use Tally to manage various user accounts, and also calculate interests on
deposits.
5.employees can access the financial data by verifying the user id and password.
Remote access :
Some companies have branches all over the world. The new feature of Remote Access
makes working from different geographical locations among those branches
3. Multiselection: With this feature, the user can select multiple entries
at once to cross-check them. By pressing the space bar on the keyboard one can
select multiple entries at once.
Disadvantages of Tally
1. Retrieving the data after forgetting the user ID and password is a bit
difficult. Fewer, data security is also one of the disadvantages.
2. It is complex software for beginners to use.
3. Backing up your data is also one of the issues users face while working
with Tally.
4. Tally has limited customization option
5. Initial cost and licensing fees may be considered a disadvantage.
Versions of tally
1. TALLY ERP 9
2. TALLY AUDITOR EDITION
3. TALLY SERVER 9
4. TALLY SHOPER 9
5. TALLY DEVELOPER 9
1. **Tally Accounting**:
Tally accounting refers to the use of Tally software, a popular accounting
software, for recording and managing financial transactions of a business.
2. **Financial Accounting**:
Financial accounting is the process of recording, summarizing, and reporting
financial transactions of a business in a structured and standardized manner that
can be used to assess the financial health of a business.
3. **Manual Accounting**:
Manual accounting involves recording financial transactions by hand, without the
use of accounting software or electronic systems.