Switch business without switching app
Your companies sit behind one login. Checking the second firm stops being a job you postpone until the accountant sends something.

Two firms, sometimes three. Checking where each one stands means opening each one in turn, and most owners only ever get round to the biggest.
Multi-company Tally reports let you hold every business you run in one app and switch between them without logging out. Each company keeps its own books, its own parties and its own reports, read from your Tally. You see sales, receipts, purchase and outstanding for whichever one you are standing in.

Your companies sit behind one login. Checking the second firm stops being a job you postpone until the accountant sends something.

Sales, receipts, purchase and payments for the financial year, read from that company’s own Tally rather than from a summary someone prepared.

Each company carries its own parties and its own receivables. A retailer who buys from two of your firms shows the right balance under each, instead of one merged figure that is true for neither.

The sales register by month for each business, so a quiet quarter in the smaller firm is visible while there is still time to do something about it.

A person who works in one firm sees only that firm. Your accountant can hold several while a branch manager holds one, without anybody sharing a login.

| What you need | Takkada | Other Tally mobile apps |
|---|---|---|
| How many companies you can hold | Unlimited companies, from the entry plan up | Often limited, or charged per company |
| Switching between them | Without logging out | Sometimes a separate login each |
| Party balances across firms | Kept separate under each company | Occasionally merged, which suits neither |
| Who can see which business | Access set per company, per person | Usually all or nothing |
| How the licence is counted | Per business | Often per device, so every extra phone costs again |
Checked on 8 August 2026 against the two Tally mobile apps distributors most often weigh against Takkada. We re-check this every fortnight, because their products move.
Unlimited companies are included from the entry plan. Extra users are priced separately.
Clarity ₹2,175/year + GST on a 3-year term
See what every plan includesYes, and there is no cap on how many. Each company you connect keeps its own books, parties, stock and reports, and you switch between them without logging out. For an owner running two or three firms this is usually the difference between checking all of them weekly and checking only the largest.
No. Each stays its own set of books, the way it is in Tally. A retailer who buys from two of your firms carries a separate balance under each, because merging them would produce a number that is not true in either company and could not be reconciled against either ledger.
Yes. Access is granted per company and per person, so an accountant can hold several businesses while a branch manager holds only the one he works in. Nobody needs to share a login to make that work, which is what usually happens when access is all or nothing.
Reports run per company, matching how the books are kept in Tally. You move between firms to read each one rather than seeing a single merged total. This is deliberate, because a consolidated figure across separate legal entities is not a number you could take to your CA or defend in an assessment.
The connector runs on the machine where Tally is installed and syncs the companies you point it at. If all your firms are kept in one Tally installation, one setup covers them. If they sit on different machines, each machine runs its own, and both appear together in the app.
Book a demo. We walk through your setup, your Tally version, and exactly what changes for your business.