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Tally import & integrations

Bring your whole Tally book into Storeflea by uploading your Masters and Transactions XML — plus how Tally Sync and API integrations fit in.


Quick steps

  1. 1

    Export from Tally

    In TallyPrime, use Gateway of Tally → Export → XML to export two files: Masters XML and Transactions XML.

  2. 2

    Open Import from Tally

    In Storeflea, go to Import from Tally.

  3. 3

    Upload both XML files

    Click or drag your Masters XML and Transactions XML files in together.

  4. 4

    Preview the import

    Review the preview to see what will come across before committing.

  5. 5

    Import

    Run the import to bring your ledgers, items and vouchers into Storeflea.

  6. 6

    Reconcile against Tally

    Match the results to your Tally trial balance / stock summary to confirm the migration.

Moving from Tally? Storeflea can import your whole Tally book — this is a built-in, working feature, not a plan. Because Storeflea already keeps Tally-style books (ledgers, groups, vouchers), your data has a natural home once it's in.

What you need: two XML files

Tally import reads two XML exports from TallyPrime:

  • Masters XML — your ledgers and items (the accounts and products).
  • Transactions XML — your vouchers (which carry the ledgers & items each one uses).

Export both from Gateway of Tally → Export → XML first.

Doing the import

  1. Open Import from Tally in Storeflea.
  2. Upload both files together (click or drag).
  3. Preview import — see what will come across.
  4. Import — Storeflea brings in your ledgers, items and vouchers.
  5. Reconcile — match the results against your Tally trial balance / stock summary to confirm the migration landed correctly.

Fresh account only: Tally import is offered only on a brand-new account with no activity yet — once you've made a bill, product or other entry, the option is no longer available (so it can't clash with existing data). Plan to import right after onboarding. It runs as a background job, so it's safe to close the tab — it finishes on the server.

Tally import vs Tally Sync

Two different things:

  • Tally import (available now) — a one-time migration of your existing Tally books into Storeflea.
  • Tally Sync (coming soon)ongoing two-way alignment of invoices and ledgers between Storeflea and Tally (master/voucher sync, GUID reconciliation).

Just starting out?

If you don't need full history, you can skip the import and begin with opening balances — enter your cash/bank, customer and supplier balances as of a start date and go (see Opening balances).

API & integrations (coming soon)

An API integration capability to connect Storeflea's data with other systems is on the roadmap. For a specific integration need now, ask support about current options.

Frequently asked

Can I import my existing Tally data into Storeflea?

Yes — it's a built-in feature. Export two XML files from TallyPrime (Gateway of Tally → Export → XML): Masters XML (ledgers and items) and Transactions XML (vouchers). In Storeflea, open Import from Tally, upload both together, preview, import, then reconcile against your Tally trial balance / stock summary to confirm.

What's the difference between Tally import and Tally Sync?

Tally import is available now — a one-time migration of your existing Tally books (via Masters + Transactions XML) into Storeflea. Tally Sync is coming soon — ongoing two-way alignment of invoices and ledgers with Tally.

When can I run the Tally import — is there a catch?

It's offered only on a fresh account with no activity yet. Once you've created a bill, product or other entry, the import option disappears so it can't clash with existing data. So run it right after onboarding. It runs as a background job, so you can close the tab while it finishes on the server.

I don't need my full Tally history. What's the quickest way to start?

Use opening balances instead of the import: enter your cash/bank, customer and supplier balances as of a start date. Storeflea keeps Tally-style books, so day-to-day work stays accountant-ready from there.

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