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Proforma, service bills and bookings, each on its own number series in Tally, set up from your phone.

Today a new kind of bill means a session at the Tally computer: the voucher type, its parent, its numbering, its prefix, and a check that no number collides with one used this year. Voucher names does it from Settings on the phone, and asks your staff which type to use when they start a bill.

  • A new voucher type made in Tally without a visit to the Tally computer
  • A prefix checked against the numbers your Tally already used this year
  • Rename once, and Tally follows with the series running on
  • Staff pick the type when they start the bill
Custom voucher names: Proforma Invoice, Service Invoice and Vehicle Booking, each ready with its next bill number

Made for businesses with more than one kind of bill

A business that sends proforma invoices

  • Today. Proformas are typed outside Tally, or share a series with the real bills.
  • With Takkada. Proforma Invoice gets its own name and number series in Tally, made from the phone.

A business that bills goods and services

  • Today. A new series for service bills waits for a session at the Tally computer.
  • With Takkada. Service Invoice gets its own prefix, checked against the numbers your Tally already used this year.

An owner who is rarely at the Tally computer

  • Today. Every new kind of bill waits until the owner or the accountant sits at that computer.
  • With Takkada. The admin creates it from Settings on the phone, and staff are asked which type to use when they start a bill.

Work you stop doing

  • Waiting for a session at the Tally computer to add a bill type
  • Checking by hand that a new prefix has not been used this year
  • Telling each staff member which series to use for which bill

From a new name to a numbered bill in Tally

Custom voucher names: Proforma Invoice, Service Invoice and Vehicle Booking, each ready with its next bill number

Name it, give it a prefix

In Settings, Custom voucher names, pick the document, type the name and a number prefix, and the screen shows what the first one will be numbered: VB-1 for Vehicle Booking. Sales and purchase names can carry their own ledger.

New sales invoice type named Export Invoice with prefix EXP/26-27/, first number EXP/26-27/1, and a Create in Tally button

Created in Tally, under the right parent

At the Tally computer this means Create, Voucher Type, then a parent, a numbering method and Prevent duplicates. Create in Tally does it for you under the base type for that document, even if you renamed the base, with manual numbering and duplicates prevented. The type stays switched on, so staff keying in Tally can use it too.

New voucher type flagging the prefix PF/26-27/: another type already numbers bills with it, so pick one that cannot clash

Its own series, with no clashes

A prefix has to be unique and cannot clash with numbers your Tally vouchers already use this year. Rename a type and the numbers keep running: VB-1, VB-2, then VB-3 under the new name.

Starting a new sales invoice asks which one: Proforma Invoice or Service Invoice

Pick it when you bill

With one name for a document it is used on its own. With several, a new sales invoice asks which one. Lists show each bill's type with filter chips, and the PDF keeps Tax Invoice as its title with the type name printed under it.

A new kind of bill, in Tally alone and with Takkada

What you needTally with TakkadaTally alone
Who can set up a new bill typeThe owner or admin, from Settings on the phone, wherever they are. Takkada creates it in Tally.Someone at the Tally computer, under Create, Voucher Type, who knows its settings.
Number seriesA prefix per name, checked against the numbers your Tally vouchers already use this year.Set inside the voucher type by whoever creates it, and checked for clashes by them.
RenamingOnce, in the app. Tally follows, old bills show the new name and the numbers keep running.Altered in the voucher type at the Tally computer.
Staff using the right seriesAsked which type when a bill is started, from the names you set up.Told which type to pick, then picked in voucher entry at the Tally computer.

Tally Prime has always let you add voucher types. Voucher names creates them from the app and keeps the app and Tally on the same names and the same series. A type, once made, stays in Tally; it can be hidden from new bills, never deleted.

Voucher names is an add-on, priced by your partner. Once it is enabled, the company admin switches it on in Settings.

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Questions distributors ask

In Tally you add one under Voucher Types and choose its parent. With Voucher names on, the company admin does it from Takkada instead: Settings, Custom voucher names, a name and a number prefix, then Create in Tally. The type appears in Tally under the base type for that document.

Sales invoices, sales orders, quotations, delivery challans, purchase invoices, purchase orders, receipts, payments, credit notes and debit notes. Each can carry several names. Journals, contra, stock journals, goods receipts and expenses keep their usual voucher types.

Yes. Use a type already in your Tally brings it into the app, and Tally keeps its own numbering for it. Names created from the app get a prefix and a running number of their own instead, so the two never fight over a series.

Renaming changes the name in the app and in Tally, and the numbers carry on, with old bills showing the new name. Hide from new bills takes it off the list for new entries. Nothing is deleted from Tally, and a created type stays in Tally.

No. Numbering is your prefix followed by a running number from 1, with no suffix. The prefix is checked so it cannot clash with the numbers your existing Tally vouchers already use this year, which keeps duplicate bill numbers out of the books.

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