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Product GuideMay 2026 · 12 min read

Tavit Tools Integration: The Complete Guide for MSMEs and CAs

How Tavit's interconnected compliance engine — GSTR builder, ITC reconciliation, TDS, e-invoice, and compliance calendar — works together so your accounting data flows once and every return writes itself.

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Durgesh Pandey
Founder & CTO, Tavit · Built the GST computation engine

A unified compliance engine for Indian MSMEs

Tavit is purpose-built for small and mid-sized Indian businesses that run TallyPrime for accounting and need their GST returns, ITC reconciliation, TDS calculation, and compliance calendar to work as a single integrated system — not a collection of disconnected spreadsheets and portal logins.

The core design principle: your accounting data enters Tavit once (via Tally XML export) and every downstream tool — GSTR-1 builder, GSTR-3B drafter, ITC reconciliation, e-invoice, ledger, and TDS engine — reads from the same source of truth. No manual re-entry. No copy-paste errors. No float arithmetic.

For Chartered Accountants, Tavit acts as the shared compliance layer across your client portfolio: clients upload their Tally data and Tavit surfaces review-ready drafts, health scores, and mismatch reports that you action — not generate.

Eight tools. One knowledge graph.

Each tool below feeds data forward to the next. The arrows show which outputs become inputs — so you can see exactly where your Tally export goes.

Tally Import
GSTR-1 BuilderGSTR-3B DrafterITC ReconciliationLedger & Journals

Parses TallyPrime XML exports into structured vouchers. The entry point for all downstream pipelines.

GSTR-1 Builder
GSTR-3B DrafterE-Invoice (IRN)

Maps B2B, B2C, exports, and nil-rated supplies into GSTN-compliant tables (4A–12). Decimal-paise precision.

GSTR-3B Drafter
ITC ReconciliationCompliance Calendar

Computes net tax payable using the Section 49(5) 5-step ITC utilisation sequence — IGST first, then CGST/SGST.

ITC Reconciliation
GSTR-3B DrafterCompliance Calendar

Auto-matches your purchase register against GSTR-2B line-by-line. Flags mismatches and computes eligible credit.

E-Invoice (IRN)
GSTR-1 Builder

Generates IRN and QR codes via the GSP layer. Cancels and reissues CDNRs with audit trail.

TDS Engine
Compliance Calendar

FY 2025-26 section rates, threshold logic, and ITNS-281 challan generation — CA-validated.

Compliance Calendar

Deadline tracking for every GSTIN with health-score scoring, WhatsApp reminders, and penalty projection.

Ledger & Journals
GSTR-3B Drafter

Double-entry journal entries with trial balance, auto-populated from Tally vouchers.

From Tally export to filed return in five steps

This is the exact workflow followed by Tavit's 200+ active MSME customers. It works for proprietorships, partnerships, and private limited companies on regular GST.

01

Export from Tally

In TallyPrime, go to Reports → Export → XML. Select your company, choose a date range, and export. The file size is typically 500 KB–5 MB for a full financial year.

02

Upload to Tavit

In the Tally Import section of your dashboard, drag-and-drop the XML file. Tavit validates GSTIN formats, detects voucher types (sales, purchase, journal, debit note), and shows a preview of parsed counts before you confirm.

03

Reconcile ITC

Download your GSTR-2B JSON from the GST portal. Import it under the ITC section. Tavit's engine matches lines by supplier GSTIN + invoice number, auto-accepts exact matches, and surfaces mismatches for your review.

04

Build your returns

Navigate to Returns → GSTR-1 or GSTR-3B. Click Build. Tavit reads the confirmed vouchers and ITC decisions, runs the computation pipeline, and produces a review-ready draft in seconds. Download the JSON for portal upload or share with your CA.

05

Set alerts & share with CA

Turn on WhatsApp or email reminders under Compliance → Alert Settings. If you have a CA, add them via Settings → CA Access. They get read-only access to returns drafts, health scores, and reconciliation reports.

What changes when everything is connected

0
manual re-entries

Tally data flows into every return, reconciliation, and ledger automatically. You upload once per period.

₹0
rounding errors

Integer paise arithmetic throughout. No floating-point drift between what Tavit shows and what the GSTN portal accepts.

38 s
avg. GSTR-1 build time

For a typical 800-voucher Tally export, GSTR-1 classification runs in under a minute — including B2B, B2C, CDN, and nil-rated.

100%
GST Act compliant ITC logic

The GSTR-3B drafter follows the Section 49(5) five-step utilisation sequence — IGST ITC first against IGST liability, then CGST, then SGST.

6 mo
health score window

Compliance health is calculated over a rolling six-month window, giving you and your CA an honest view of your filing discipline.

Multi
GSTIN support

One Tavit account, any number of GSTINs. Switch context with a single click — all tools update to the selected GSTIN instantly.

Tavit as your CA practice layer

Tavit's CA Ones programme is designed around one belief: CAs should review and approve — not generate — compliance data. Tavit handles the data pipeline; you handle the judgement.

Single-pane client dashboard

All client GSTINs, health scores, and overdue deadlines in one view. No more juggling multiple logins.

Review-ready return drafts

Clients run the builder; you review the output. GSTR-1 and 3B drafts are annotated with computation notes for audit confidence.

Deadline alerts for your portfolio

Tavit tracks every client's due dates and fires alerts before you need to chase them. Penalty projections surface high-risk clients automatically.

ITC discrepancy reports

Download a CA-ready mismatch report for any client period — supplier name, GSTIN, invoice number, difference amount, and suggested action.

Learn about CA Ones programme

Common integration questions

Ready to connect your Tally to your returns?

Tavit takes 5 minutes to set up. Export your Tally XML, upload it, and your first GSTR-1 draft is ready before your next chai break.

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