One Zapier connection, many apps
Connect Zapier once. Turn on Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, Drive, or whatever else your day needs.
Tally connections
Tally already works inside your books. With a Zapier connection, she can also read mail, check calendars, pull tasks, and bring files into the workspace when the books need them.
Outside the books, still in reach
She finds what the books need.
You
Tally · Gmail
Searching your Gmail for First National and March…
Tally is listening
Steps finished
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App in use
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Connect Zapier once. Tally reaches the apps you turn on, then keeps working the books with what she finds.
Through Zapier
One Zapier connection in Tally. Turn on Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, Drive, or whatever else your day needs. She works with those tools in plain language.
Connect Zapier once. Turn on Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, Drive, or whatever else your day needs.
Not a separate integration console. She can check mail, calendar, or tasks while coding, reconciling, or chasing what is missing.
You pick the Zapier apps and actions. Write actions only if you enable them.
Everyday work around the books
Statements hide in email. Deadlines sit on calendars. Files wait in Drive. Connections let Tally reach that work without pulling you out of the books.
Everyday scenes
Gmail
Tally searches the connected mailbox and brings the PDF in when the books need it.
“Find the March statement from First National.”
Google Calendar
She can check the connected calendar while she works, instead of making you open another tab.
“What's due this week for the books?”
Google Tasks
Task lists stay in the tools you already use. Tally can read them in plain language.
“What open tasks are still on me?”
Google Drive
If the file is already in Drive, she can bring it into Files and keep going.
“Pull the latest payroll PDF into Files.”
How it works
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Add your Zapier connection once. No partner program. No custom integration project.
02
Enable Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, Drive, or whatever else your day needs. Write actions only if you choose them.
03
She reaches the tools you turned on, brings what she needs into the books, and keeps working.
Where it fits
Connections sit beside Tally's normal work. They do not replace the ledger, and they do not turn LedgerHQ into a general automation product.

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You stay in control
Questions
Yes, for these outside apps. Connect your own Zapier account in Tally, turn on the apps and actions you want, and she can use them. LedgerHQ does not replace a Zapier subscription.
The ones you enable through your Zapier connection. Start with Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, and Google Drive. Slack, Outlook, Notion, Asana, and the rest of your Zapier apps can be added the same way.
Only if you enable those write actions in Zapier. You control what is available to her.
No. Banks connect through Plaid into the books. Zapier connects the everyday tools around the books — mail, calendars, tasks, files, and similar apps.
Yes. A documented REST API and an MCP server still ship with the product. This page is about Tally using your outside apps, not about outside agents using LedgerHQ.
No. A Zapier connection belongs to the person who added it. Other firm members add their own if they need outside-app tools.