Everything Extolly does, explained step by step.
From installing it to sending your first bill into Tally. Each guide uses the words you will see on screen.
Start here
From download to your books on screen.
A short tour: what Extolly reads from Tally, what it shows you, what it can send back, and what you need to use it.
Install ExtollyDownload the installer, get past the Windows warning, and install Extolly on the computer that runs Tally. Also how to repair or uninstall it.
Connect TallyThe set-up screens, one by one: finding Tally, switching on its connection if needed, choosing your company, and the first read of your books.
Open your booksThe ways to open your dashboard on the Tally computer, what the connection screen tells you, and how Extolly keeps running beside the clock.
Find your way aroundThe four places, the New button, the period picker, search, and the status line under your company's name.
Your books
What each screen shows and where its figures come from.
What each card on Home shows, where the figure comes from in Tally, and what the map of where you sell is built from.
Bills: every entry in your booksFind any entry, filter by kind, open one to see what it posted, and print a sales bill or save it as a PDF.
Customers and suppliersThe two lists under People, one party's month-by-month account, how overdue is worked out, adding or editing a party, and Repeat buyers.
Sales, Money and StockThe three Insights screens card by card, how margins and days of stock are worked out, and how to add, remove and reorder the cards.
GSTWhat you owe and why, the sales tables laid out for GSTR-1, tax paid on purchases, and how to fill in missing GSTINs, HSN codes and rates.
ReportsOpen a ready-made report, change what it measures and how it is grouped, add filters, compare with the period before, save it and download it.
SegmentsGroups of customers or products that match conditions you set, such as customers who owe money for over 60 days, kept up to date by themselves.
Billing
Bills, payments and other entries, sent into Tally.
Customer, items, GST, extras and sending, step by step. Including new customers and items, cash sales, proformas and drafts.
Record a paymentMoney a customer paid you, or money you paid a supplier, and how Extolly decides which bills it settles.
Purchases, expenses and other entriesEnter a supplier's bill, a credit or debit note, an expense, a transfer between accounts, or a journal.
Change, cancel or delete an entryEdit a bill that is already in Tally, turn a proforma into a regular bill, and cancel or delete any entry. Plus why some entries can only be changed in Tally.
When a bill is waiting or refusedWhat Draft, Waiting for Tally, Refused and Check in Tally mean for something you made in Extolly, and what to do about each.
Keeping in step
How Extolly stays the same as Tally, and what to do when it does not.
How Extolly reads changes from Tally, how it proves its copy is right, and what every status line means with what to do about it.
Data healthWhether Extolly's figures agree with Tally, and which gaps in your Tally data leave reports incomplete, with how to fix each one.
Several companiesAdd a second company, switch between them, what each keeps for itself, and how to remove one.
Settings, updates and reportsStart with Windows, how often Tally is checked, adding and removing companies, automatic updates, and what a crash report contains.
Extolly on your phoneWhat works today, what arrives with Extolly cloud, and how adding Extolly to a home screen will work.
Help
When something is not right, and what happens to your data.
What to do when Extolly cannot find Tally, figures look wrong, a bill will not go in, or the app will not open.
Where your data is keptWhere Extolly's copy of your books lives, who can open it, what leaves the computer, backing up, and removing everything.
What Extolly does not do yetAn honest list of limits, so you know before you rely on something: what cannot be made here, how some figures are worked out, and what is still to come.
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