Maintain account ledgers
Organise the accounts and ledger references used by your operational transactions and settlement workflows.
ACCOUNT LEDGERS & PAYMENT RECORDS
Record customer receipts and supplier payments. Allocate amounts against invoices and keep account entries and payment references together.
DAY-TO-DAY BUSINESS ACCOUNTS
Record who paid, who was paid and which invoices the amount covers. Keep account entries, payment references and remaining invoice amounts available to your team.
Organise the accounts and ledger references used by your operational transactions and settlement workflows.
Create payment and receipt vouchers with the relevant accounts, amounts and supporting details.
Link settlements to the relevant records and retain the transaction trail when an allocation or posting is reversed.
ACCOUNTS & LEDGER ENTRIES
Maintain the accounts used in your daily transactions. Keep customer and supplier records connected to their ledger entries, alongside the cash and bank accounts used for settlements.
Maintain ledger names, account groups and the details needed to identify each business account.
Select the customer, supplier or other account involved, together with the cash or bank account receiving or paying the money.
Check debit and credit entries together with their voucher references and posting status.
Receipt against sales invoices INV-0126 and INV-0127.
CUSTOMER RECEIPTS
Create a receipt with the customer, amount, date and receiving account. Add the payment mode and reference so your team can identify the transaction later.
Choose the customer and cash or bank account. Record the received amount and date.
Add the payment mode, transaction reference and narration needed to explain the receipt.
Enter allocations against the customer’s invoices while preparing the voucher. Posting applies those amounts to the invoice balances.
INVOICE ALLOCATIONS & PART PAYMENTS
Allocate a receipt across the relevant customer invoices. Record a partial settlement when only part of an invoice has been paid, then review the amount still remaining.
| Invoice | Invoice total | Allocated | Remaining |
|---|---|---|---|
| INV-012602 Nov 2026 | ₹70,800 | ₹30,000 | ₹40,800 |
| INV-012704 Nov 2026 | ₹23,600 | ₹20,000 | ₹3,600 |
| Total | ₹94,400 | ₹50,000 | ₹44,400 |
Choose the invoices belonging to the customer whose receipt you are allocating.
Split the receipt amount across invoices according to the payment being recorded.
See what has been allocated and what is still unpaid on each invoice.
SUPPLIER PAYMENTS
Keep the supplier, payment amount and paying account on one voucher. Allocate the recorded payment to the relevant purchase invoices so accounts can review what has been settled.
Select the supplier and bank or cash account, then enter the payment amount and date.
Keep the payment mode, transaction reference and narration with the voucher for follow-up.
Select the purchase invoices and allocation amounts before posting. Posting updates the paid amounts; part payments leave a balance for later settlement.
ACCOUNT ENTRIES & VOUCHER HISTORY
Review the debit and credit entries on each voucher, together with its invoice allocations. See who posted the record and follow linked reversals when a correction is needed.
| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| Main bank1201 · Receiving account | ₹50,000 | — |
| Atlas Works1301 · Customer account | — | ₹50,000 |
| Total | ₹50,000 | ₹50,000 |
Distinguish draft records from posted entries when checking payment and receipt activity.
Reverse a posted voucher through a linked reversal record. The original is retained and its invoice allocations are reversed.
Generate payment and receipt PDFs with the voucher details needed for sharing and follow-up.
Yes. Allocate the amount received or paid against the relevant invoice. The remaining amount stays available for later settlement.
Yes. Select the relevant released invoices for that customer and enter the amount against each one. Posting the receipt applies those allocations to the invoice balances.
The payment voucher records your payment and its accounting entries. Your team completes the bank transaction separately and records its mode and reference in ERP.
This feature covers the operational accounts, ledgers, payments and receipts described here. Financial statement, reconciliation and statutory requirements should be reviewed in your demo; Tally invoice export is available in Advance.
Account ledgers, payments, receipts and invoice allocations are included in Basic, Growth and Advance. Tally invoice export is part of the accounting integrations available in Advance.