Outsource the routine to E1pi, so your team can grow the company.
E1pi reads, reconciles and writes to Tally Prime natively. Bank statements become posted vouchers, a decade of P&L becomes one screen, and 15 companies become one workspace.
Axis Bank Statement
Upload the statement PDF and every row comes back as a ready Tally voucher — with the original statement line, the matched ledgers and the proof attached — right in the browser.
Open the app →The statement row rides on the card. Each voucher carries the actual line extracted from the PDF — page, row and image — so the source is never out of sight.
Ledgers matched, Dr/Cr aligned. Party ledger and bank account with debit, credit, total and the running balance — the whole entry readable at a glance.
Invoices open in place. The sales invoices named in the narration sit as chips on the card — tap one and the commercial invoice PDF opens right there, zoomable.
Send to Tally, then see it standing. One tap posts the voucher natively; View Day Book shows it in the books seconds later.
All of it in Safari. No install, no export — the whole review happens on e1pi.com, on whatever screen is in front of you.
Work done, team told — automatically.
The moment the last voucher is posted, E1pi drops a status card into the Microsoft Teams group chat. Nobody asks whether the statement is done — the whole team already knows.
Straight into the group chat. Bank, account and company up top — 15 posted, 15 of 15 matched — where the team is already talking.
Counts and totals by voucher type. Payment, Receipt, Contra — how many entries and how much, in the books’ own currency.
Who ran it, who cleared what. The person who posted, the colleague who resolved the suspense items, and how long it took.
Two buttons back to the source. View Day Book opens the entries standing in Tally Prime; View Session opens the E1pi thread behind them.