Every party carries its own balance
Open a retailer and the outstanding is already there, read from your Tally rather than typed by anyone. The invoices behind the number are listed under it, so the figure can be argued with on evidence.

You know the total. What you cannot see standing in the market is which retailer is sixty days late and which one paid this morning.
Takkada puts your outstanding receivables on mobile, read straight from your Tally. Every party carries its own balance, its overdue invoices and the age of each one. You send a statement or a payment link from the same screen, and the receipt reconciles itself against the right invoice once the retailer pays.

Open a retailer and the outstanding is already there, read from your Tally rather than typed by anyone. The invoices behind the number are listed under it, so the figure can be argued with on evidence.

The thirty-day party and the ninety-day party stop looking alike. You work the list from the oldest down, which is the order that actually gets money in.

Send the ledger or a single invoice on WhatsApp while you are standing in front of the shop. The retailer gets the PDF and a pay-now link together, so there is nothing left to ask him for.

When he pays, the receipt posts into Tally against the invoice it settles. The evening spent matching credits to bills stops being part of your day.

Sales, receipts, purchase and payments for the financial year, so you can see whether collections are keeping pace with billing or quietly falling behind it.

| What you need | Takkada | Other Tally mobile apps |
|---|---|---|
| Where the outstanding comes from | Read live from your Tally, bill by bill | Also read from Tally, though often on a slower refresh |
| Collecting against the invoice you are looking at | UPI link on the same screen at 0% MDR, no transaction cap, no monthly fee | Reminders, without a zero-MDR collection option |
| Sending the party its own ledger | PDF on WhatsApp for any period, from the party screen | Usually available, though the period is often fixed |
| What happens after the retailer pays | Receipt posts into Tally against the invoice it settles | Payment recorded, matching left to you |
| 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.
Reading receivables on mobile is in the entry plan. Voucher creation and UPI collection sit above it.
Clarity ₹2,175/year + GST on a 3-year term
See what every plan includesA connector on the machine running Tally syncs your books with the app, and the app shows each party with its closing balance and the invoices making it up. You open a retailer and see what he owes, which bills are overdue and how old each one is, without opening Tally or asking anyone in the office to read it out to you.
It updates as your Tally changes. When a voucher is passed on the desktop, the sync picks it up and the party balance on the phone moves with it. You are reading the same book your accountant is working in, so there is no second version of the number to reconcile against the first.
Yes. From the party screen you can send the ledger for a period, or a single invoice, as a PDF on WhatsApp. If payment collection is switched on, a pay-now link goes with it, so the retailer can settle straight from the message instead of promising to transfer later.
Only if you let him. View and create rights are set per register and per person, and you can restrict which ledgers a user sees. A salesman can be given his own parties and nothing else, so he can work his route without your whole receivables book being open to him.
Reading does not. Your Tally stays the system of record and nothing is rewritten to show you a balance. When you create a receipt or an invoice from the app, that voucher is written into Tally the way you would have entered it on the desktop, against the same party and the same bill.
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