Your books, answered in one line

Prism Books is a finance intelligence and automation platform built around the Tally accounting ecosystem. It sits alongside Tally rather than replacing it, and does three things: captures payables automatically, answers questions about the books in plain English, and produces consolidated group reporting including Schedule III statements.

No, and that is the point. Tally stays your book of record. Prism Books reads from it and, where you approve it, writes back into it. Your accountant keeps working the way they already work; the manual assembly around them goes away.

Someone in the field photographs a bill and sends it on WhatsApp. Prism Books reads the document — vendor, amount, tax, date, line items — matches it against existing masters, and prepares the voucher. Once it is approved it posts into Tally under the right ledger.

The people who create the paperwork stop being a bottleneck, because they no longer have to reach a desk to file anything.

A natural-language query layer over your accounting data. "What is outstanding from this customer over 90 days?", "how much did we spend on freight this quarter versus last?", "show me expenses above 1 lakh not yet approved" — typed as a question, answered with the figure and the vouchers behind it.

It removes the step where someone exports a day book and pivots it to answer a two-minute question.

Yes. Multi-company consolidation is built in: group entities are mapped once, then consolidated reporting runs on demand rather than being rebuilt in a spreadsheet each period. Inter-company entries, differing chart-of-accounts structures and multiple Tally instances are handled as part of the mapping.

Yes. Prism Books produces Schedule III–format financial statements from your Tally data, with the grouping and disclosure structure the format requires, so the statutory pack does not have to be assembled by hand every year.

Finance controllers and CFOs at mid-market businesses, group companies running several entities on Tally, accounting and CA firms serving multiple clients, and any business where bills arrive from the field faster than the accounts team can key them in.

Access is scoped and permissioned, write-backs into Tally are explicit and logged, and every automated posting keeps an audit trail linking the voucher to the original document. Financial data is never pooled across customers or used to train shared models. See the privacy policy.

Prism Books is set up with our team, because the mapping to your Tally structure matters. Request a demo and we will walk through your ledger structure and what automation would actually save.