Raise the invoice in Tally or Busy exactly as you always do. Your customer gets it seconds later — as a PDF, in your own Tally format (or a clean GST invoice from your Busy voucher), on WhatsApp from your business number, by email from your own mail account, or both at once. Then MeshTack chases the payment for you — payment reminders on Tally today.
Windows installer · v@rel.Version · 60.5 MB · No static IP. No port forwarding. No VPN. · Setup steps & what you’ll need
One install, either ERP — it detects whether you run Tally or Busy, reads that company’s books, and sends the invoice you already raise.
Nothing about the way you use Tally or Busy changes. The connector watches, and does the sending — on whichever channel your customer is on.
Every one of these is in the product today — not on a roadmap.
A manufacturer’s invoice doesn’t go to a person — it goes to a purchase department, an accounts-payable inbox, a shared mailbox with no mobile behind it. That is not a failed WhatsApp; it is a different channel, and for a lot of businesses it is the primary one.
Example — the wording is a template you edit, the PDF is Tally’s own.
Hard disks fail, laptops get stolen, and ransomware does not care how careful you were. Turn this on and the connector takes a copy of your Tally or Busy company data on a schedule you choose — kept on your own machine, and optionally a second copy with us.
Ask your Tally or Busy books a plain question — in English or Hinglish — and get the answer straight back, on the same PC the connector already runs on.
The questions every owner asks his accountant on a Monday morning, answered in seconds instead of after an afternoon of report-pulling:
| Item | Last 3m | Prev 3m | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copper Wire 1.5mm | 1,240 | 2,010 | −38% |
| PVC Conduit 25mm | 860 | 1,150 | −25% |
| MCB 32A | 410 | 505 | −19% |
| Switch Plate 4M | 2,300 | 2,690 | −14% |
Two accounting packages, done properly — one installer for both. The connector works from the vouchers your team already raises, so nothing about the way you use Tally or Busy has to change, and there is nothing extra for anybody to remember to do.
No. The connector reads your Tally or Busy on your own PC and sends the invoice PDF straight through to WhatsApp. We keep the delivery record — who it went to, which template, when, and whether it was delivered — because that is what a message log is and Meta requires it. Ledgers, party masters and outstanding tables are never stored with us. Customer email addresses are read from your ledger at the moment of sending and never leave your PC at all. The only exception to any of this is the optional backup add-on, which you buy deliberately and switch on yourself.
Then send by email. The connector sends from your own mail account, so it arrives from your domain with your signature and your customer can reply to it — to a purchase inbox, an accounts-payable address, or whatever the ledger holds. You can run email only, WhatsApp only, or both together, and switch whenever you like. The invoice, the reminders and the cancellation notices all use email templates you can edit yourself.
Yes. The PDF is produced by Tally itself in your existing print format, so your customer gets the document they already recognise. We add nothing to it. On Busy there is no equivalent print route, so we render a clean GST invoice from the voucher instead — correct and complete, but our layout rather than yours.
None of them. The connector only makes outgoing connections to MeshTack, so it works behind an ordinary office router, on broadband or a dongle, with no firewall changes.
Then don’t. There are three modes: send only when you press the button, send after a countdown you can cancel, or send automatically. You can also force anything above an amount you choose into review, and you can change your mind at any time.
The queue sits on your machine and drains when the connection is back. Each invoice carries a key that stops it being sent twice, so a retry can never mean a customer gets the same bill again.
Yes. Each computer enrols separately with its own one-time code, and every machine shows up in your portal with its own queue, status and last-seen time. Additional computers are charged per machine.
No — switch on the IRN hold. A B2B sale is then held back until the IRN comes back from the portal, so your customer never gets a copy that’s missing it. It’s off by default, because it only applies to businesses over the turnover threshold. The IRN hold is a Tally feature today; talk to us first if you are on Busy and under the mandate.
Right now, nothing — the first 100 businesses get the connector free for life on Tally or Busy, and pay only for the WhatsApp messages they send, at 20 paise each including GST. After those 100 places are taken it goes back to a monthly add-on that includes one computer, with a smaller monthly charge for each extra machine. Off-site backup and Ask your books are priced separately, so you only pay for the ones you want. Current prices are shown in the Store when you log in — or ask us and we’ll quote you.