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Extract 200+ vendor bills in minutes and push them directly into Tally. Raw materials, contractors, transporters, packaging, everything gets posted without manual entry.
Real conversations with manufacturing finance leaders — about the work that's quietly burning their team out.
“Two full-time people. Just for data entry.”
“My team spends days mapping bank statements.”
“60 clean, 40 problematic — every single month.”
“250 invoices a month — and counting.”
“The same bill comes through four times — email, WhatsApp, courier, vendor portal.”
“My supplier's invoice never matches my books.”
Four workflows consume most of your accounts team's day. AiA automates each, end to end, while keeping Tally as the source of truth.
Drag in 200 supplier bills at once. PDF, scanned, even handwritten. AiA extracts every field and pushes a clean voucher into Tally.
Upload bank and credit card statements in bulk. AiA standardizes every transaction and maps it to the right ledger using your past data.
AiA pulls your purchase register and matches it with GSTR-2B line by line, in a single workflow. No 50-tab Excel before filing.
Tag every purchase to plants, production lines, or departments at the bill level or line level. Saved rules handle the rest.
Most manufacturing teams cut their data-entry time by around 80%. That's roughly 30 hours a month per accountant, freed up for review, analysis, and the work that actually needs a human.
When daily entries are caught up, month-end stops being a fire drill. Most of our manufacturing clients close within a week.
98% extraction accuracy means fewer typos, fewer ledger mistakes, and fewer reversals at audit. The audit trail stays clean.
Owners see live cash position, payables aging, and cost-centre spend on the dashboard, not in an email three days late.
When the next accountant joins, the system already knows your vendor patterns, ledger preferences, and cost-centre rules. Onboarding takes a week, not a month. Continuity stops being a hiring risk.
Switch between organizations in one click.
Each org keeps its own vendor patterns, ledger logic, and learning history. Group-level visibility without merging accounts.
No. AiA works alongside Tally Prime. It syncs masters from Tally, processes your data, and pushes clean entries back. Your team continues using Tally exactly as they do today.
Your core setup is completed within 2 to 3 days. After that, your team starts uploading bills and the system begins learning your patterns.
AiA replaces typing, not judgment. Your accountant moves from data entry to review and analysis, which is what you were paying them for. It also reduces burnout and attrition, and allows the same team to handle multiple branches.
Yes. Your data is stored on encrypted servers. AiA is ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 Type II verified. All data is hosted on Indian infrastructure.
Pricing is volume-based. We share a custom quote during the demo after understanding your bill and bank statement volumes.
AiA works with Tally Prime (desktop or on-premise). It does not currently integrate with cloud-hosted Tally setups like AWS or other VPS providers.
We do not offer open trials. Every demo is conducted on your real bills. Bring 5 actual supplier invoices and we will process them live into your Tally. You see exactly what you are buying before paying anything.
Manufacturing accounting software is the system factories use to record financial transactions, manage vendor bills, reconcile inventory purchases, track production-related costs, and stay compliant with GST and tax filings. In India, this typically means Tally Prime, sometimes paired with automation tools like AiA, or with full ERPs like SAP Business One or Microsoft Dynamics for larger setups.
Three things make it harder than retail or services accounting. First, vendor bill volume is high. Raw material suppliers, contractors, transporters, and packaging vendors all send bills monthly. Second, cost-centre tracking across plants, projects, and product lines is non-negotiable for accurate margin visibility. Third, inventory and accounting must stay aligned. Vendor bill line items have to map to your Tally stock masters correctly, or your costing gets distorted downstream.
Yes. Tally Prime is the most widely used accounting software for manufacturing businesses in India. It handles inventory, GST, multi-godown stock, cost centres, and all statutory reporting. The limitation is not Tally itself. The limitation is that data entry into Tally is still manual. That is the gap automation tools like AiA fill.
Only if you need full production planning, material requirements planning, BOM-level costing, or shop-floor control. For most small and mid-sized Indian manufacturers, Tally plus an automation layer covers 90% of what an ERP would, at less than 5% of the cost. Once you cross ₹100 crore in turnover with complex multi-product BOMs, an ERP starts making real sense.
GSTR-2B is an auto-generated statement from the GSTN portal showing the input tax credit you can claim, based on what your suppliers have filed. For manufacturers, it matters because purchase volume is high. Any mismatch between your purchase register and GSTR-2B means lost input tax credit, delayed filings, or notices from the department. The reconciliation work scales linearly with vendor count, which is why most factories spend 1 to 2 days a month on this alone.
For most Indian manufacturers, books close 2 to 3 weeks after month-end, sometimes longer if accountants are also juggling GST filings. With automation, this drops to 5 to 7 days. The bottleneck is almost always purchase bill entry and bank reconciliation, not the statutory work itself.
Yes. Modern OCR combined with AI extracts handwritten bills with 95 to 98% accuracy, including kacchi receipts and bills written on supplier letterheads. This matters for Indian manufacturers because local raw material vendors, transporters, and small contractors still handwrite bills routinely. AiA was built specifically for this reality.
For most small and mid-sized factories, Tally Prime remains the best foundation. It is GST-native, widely supported, and your CA already knows it. The real question is what you pair it with. If data entry is the bottleneck, layer AiA on top. If you need full production planning and BOM costing, look at SAP Business One or NetSuite. Do not switch tools to solve a workflow problem. Fix the workflow first.
