Debtor ageing report on phone, from your own Tally.

Everyone owes you something. The question worth answering before you start dialling is who has been owing it the longest.

Takkada gives you a debtor ageing report on phone, built from your Tally bill by bill. Every party falls into a slab by how old its overdue invoices are, so the ninety-day retailer stops hiding behind the thirty-day one. You can call, send the ledger or attach a payment link from the same list.

Party ledger on a phone showing outstanding invoices with the age of each

Working the list from the oldest down

Overdue grouped by age

Parties fall into slabs by how long their bills have been outstanding. The list you should be working today separates itself from the list that can wait.

Party ledger showing outstanding invoices with their ages

The bills behind every number

Ageing computed bill by bill rather than on a closing balance, so a part-paid invoice ages on what is still open against it rather than dropping out of the report.

Party ledger showing outstanding invoices and the amount due

Act on the party without leaving the report

Send the ledger, send the invoice, attach a payment link. The report stops being something you read and becomes the thing you collect from.

An invoice PDF and a pay-now link delivered to a customer on WhatsApp

Reminders take over the routine chasing

Schedules run before and after the due date, with caps per party so nobody is messaged into ignoring you. Your calls go to the parties that need a human.

Reminder schedule showing pre-due and post-due steps for an invoice

Watch whether the ageing is improving

Collections against billing across the year, so you can tell whether the oldest slab is actually shrinking or just being replaced by new arrivals.

Financial year summary of sales, receipts, purchase and payments in the app

What separates an ageing report you can act on

What you needTakkadaOther Tally mobile apps
How the ageing is computedBill by bill, against each open invoiceSometimes on the party closing balance alone
Choosing your own slabsBoundaries you set, carried through the report and the exportUsually fixed buckets
Collecting from inside the reportPayment link at 0% MDR, no transaction cap, no monthly feeRead-only, collection arranged elsewhere
Chasing the routine cases automaticallyScheduled reminders before and after due date, capped per partyManual sends, or a single blanket reminder
Taking it to your CAExcel export that keeps the party detail under each slabOften a totals-only export

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Questions distributors ask

It groups what your retailers owe by how long it has been outstanding, so money that is thirty days late is separated from money that is ninety days late. The slab matters because recovery odds fall as a bill ages. Working the oldest slab first is what stops a slow-paying party quietly turning into a written-off one.

On each bill. A party that has paid part of an old invoice keeps ageing on the amount still open against it, rather than dropping out of the report because his overall balance looks healthy. This is the difference between an ageing report that finds your real problems and one that flatters them.

Yes. You set the boundaries that match your credit terms rather than accepting fixed buckets, and the report and the Excel export both carry them. A distributor on sixty-day terms and one on thirty-day terms are asking different questions of the same data, so the same slabs would mislead one of them.

Yes. The report exports to Excel with the party detail sitting under each slab rather than the totals alone, so whoever receives it can see which retailers make up a bucket. That detail is usually the first thing a CA asks for after seeing an ageing summary.

No. Scheduled reminders handle the routine cases before and after the due date, with a cap on how often any one party is messaged. That leaves your own calls for the parties where a conversation is actually needed, which is usually the oldest slab rather than the whole book.

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