Tradeloom vs Tally

Tradeloom and Tally do different jobs, and many businesses can use both. Tally is accounting software that also covers inventory, GST and payroll. Tradeloom runs the daily trading work in the browser, from quotation to GST invoice, purchases and stock, and exports to Tally so your accountant keeps the books there.

How do Tradeloom and Tally compare?

Tradeloom compared with TallyPrime
TopicTradeloomTallyPrime
Main job Sales, purchase and stock for trading businesses: quotations, orders, challans, GST invoices, purchases, stock and outstanding. Accounting, with inventory, GST compliance and payroll.
Deployment Web-based. Hosted by us on servers in India, with a separate database for each client. Own server or source handover is available. Quoted separately. Installed on Windows computers. Remote and cloud access are offered through Tally and its partners.
Users and locations Starter: 3 users, 1 location. Growth: 10 users, 3 locations, with multiple godowns and stock transfers. More on request. Single-user and multi-user licences. Multiple godowns within a company.
Pricing model One-time licence plus yearly hosting and support. Starter: ₹9,999, then ₹9,999 a year. Growth: ₹34,999, then ₹24,000 a year. Prices exclude GST. Perpetual licence with a yearly renewal for updates and online services; rental plans are also offered. See tallysolutions.com for current prices.
Support WhatsApp and email, Mon-Sat, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Included in the yearly fee. Through Tally and its network of partners.
Working together Tally export, plus Excel export of reports. Imports the data your accountant needs for the books.

TallyPrime details summarise Tally's public information. Products and prices change, so check with Tally before you decide. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

Can I use Tradeloom and Tally together?

Yes. Your team creates quotations, orders, challans and GST invoices, records purchases and tracks stock in Tradeloom. Tally export then hands that data to your accountant, who keeps the books in Tally. Reports also export to Excel.

When is Tradeloom the better fit?

When the daily work is selling, buying and moving stock, and several people need to do it from a browser without installing software. Each person sees only the screens they need, you can see who changed what, and hosting, nightly backups and support come in one yearly fee.

When is Tally on its own enough?

When most of your work is bookkeeping and compliance, and one or two people handle billing on the same computer as the accounts. Tally covers accounting and payroll; Tradeloom works alongside it rather than replacing it.

See it work before you decide.