SQLite to Tally Integration

Mobile apps, field sales devices, handheld POS terminals, and lightweight desktop applications widely utilize SQLite as their embedded relational database engine. While SQLite excels at fast local data storage and offline transaction recording, finance teams, internal accountants, and external auditors still require Tally Prime or Tally ERP 9 for localized statutory bookkeeping, audit trails, and Indian GST filings (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B).

Manually exporting SQLite records to spreadsheets and re-keying thousands of entries into Tally causes severe operational backlogs, schema mismatches, and expensive human entry errors. Tally Data Connector (TDC) acts as a direct database integration bridge, reading local or network SQLite files, executing targeted SQL queries, mapping database fields to Tally XML tags, and posting accounting entries directly into Tally within minutes.

• Direct File & Schema Access: Reads SQLite database files (.db, .sqlite, .db3) directly without needing complex server setups or intermediate file conversions.

• 100% Data & Ledger Accuracy: Completely avoids manual typing mistakes, ensuring mobile/POS sales totals, item discounts, tax slabs, and line items match Tally down to the exact rupee.

• Support for Mobile & Offline POS Apps: Effortlessly syncs sales collections, order vouchers, and customer receipts generated offline on Android or iOS devices directly into Tally.

• Instant Tax & GST Compliance: Keeps Tally continuously updated with live billing records for rapid GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, and financial balance sheet preparation.

• Automated Master Creation: Missing customer ledgers, supplier profiles, cost centers, and stock item SKUs in SQLite are automatically generated in Tally during the sync process.

TDC provides end-to-end voucher, inventory, and master schema mapping between SQLite database files and Tally:

• Sales & Receivables: POS Counter Bills, Mobile Sales Orders, Field Van Sales Invoices, Customer Payment Receipts, Credit Notes (Sales Returns), and Advance Receipts.

• Purchases & Vendor Payables: Vendor Purchase Invoices, Goods Received Notes (GRN), Expense Vouchers, Vendor Outgoing Payments, and Debit Notes.

• Financial & Journal Entries: Cash Receipts, Bank Deposits, General Journal Vouchers (JVs), Sales Agent Expenses, Credit Notes, and Debit Notes.

• Inventory & Stock Movements: Stock Journal Adjustments, Warehouse Location Transfers, Material Issue Notes, and Physical Inventory Balances.

(Note: TDC supports all SQLite database file formats generated across Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and custom embedded platforms).