It writes to the real ledger
Tally's work lands as journal entries, reconciliations, requests, and reports — not as text you retype.
Meet Tally
An AI bookkeeper that finishes the work instead of suggesting it.
Most accounting AI reads your books and gives you an opinion. Tally reads your books and does the job: codes the bank activity, works the reconciliation, asks the client the blocking question, prepares the entry, and builds the report — all inside the same ledger, period locks, and audit trail your staff work under.
Meet Tally
Watch Tally work.
Tally codes, reconciles, asks the client, and reports — inside the books.
It works across every company
Ask which companies are behind, then send Tally into the one that needs attention. Books never mix.
You can see exactly what it did
Every entry records whether a person or Tally made it, so review is a real control and not a leap of faith.
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The difference between advice and work
A chatbot can explain how to reconcile an account. Tally can open the account, pull the statement and the prior completed balance, work through the matching, and save the finished reconciliation in LedgerHQ.
The same holds for coding, journal entries, client questions, and reports. Nothing is copied out of a chat window and pasted into the books, because the work was done in the books.
- Transaction research and coding
- Cleanup and reclassification
- Reconciliation from statement to ledger
- Financial statements and report packets
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It stops where a bookkeeper would stop
Tally is built to move familiar work and leave judgment alone. A new vendor, an ambiguous transfer, a locked period, a missing document, an amount that does not fit the pattern — those stay in front of your team with the reason attached.
That boundary is the point. An AI bookkeeper that posts everything is not faster, it is a cleanup project scheduled for later.
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Ask it about the whole firm, not one file
Tally answers across every company you manage: which books are behind, which statements never arrived, which reconciliations are open, which reports are ready to send.
When the answer requires changing a specific company's books, Tally works inside that company so records never blend together.
Questions
What firms usually ask.
What is an AI bookkeeper?
An AI bookkeeper is software that performs bookkeeping work rather than describing it — coding transactions, reconciling accounts, requesting missing information, preparing entries, and producing financial statements — under human review. Tally is LedgerHQ's AI bookkeeper and works directly in the general ledger.
Is Tally different from QuickBooks' AI features?
Yes. QuickBooks AI mainly suggests categories and answers questions in a chat panel. Tally uses accounting tools to complete multi-step work in the ledger: it codes and posts, prepares and finishes reconciliations, sends client requests, and builds reports, leaving a reviewable record of each action.
Does Tally post transactions without a human looking at them?
Familiar, qualified activity can post automatically. New vendors, unclear transfers, incomplete evidence, locked periods, and unusual amounts stay queued for a person. You decide how much your firm lets move on its own.
Can I see what Tally changed?
Yes. Tally's work appears as ordinary journal entries, reconciliations, requests, and reports, and every record shows whether a person or Tally created it.
Can Tally work across multiple client companies?
Yes. Tally answers firm-wide questions across every company you manage and then performs company-specific work inside the correct set of books.
Can I use Tally on my phone?
Yes. The accountant mobile app includes firm-wide Tally alongside company workspaces, requests, reports, statements, and reconciliation tools.
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