Sales overview
See where revenue is growing before your next sales review.
Explore dashboardAI native accounting analytics. Explore sales, purchases, expenses, receipts, stock, and vouchers from your imported Tally data. Start with a question, then turn the answer into a dashboard.
Assisted connector setup. Tally imports are snapshots; import again when you need updated data.
Start with a business question.
Open a dashboard. See the value in your data.
Illustrative dashboards using fictional September 2026 data. Available analyses depend on the fields in your source.
See where revenue is growing before your next sales review.
Explore dashboardFocus supplier conversations on your largest purchases.
Explore dashboardUnderstand dependence on your biggest customer accounts.
Explore dashboardFind supplier relationships worth reviewing first.
Explore dashboardBring a clear expense breakdown to budget discussions.
Explore dashboardUnderstand collection patterns across cash and bank accounts.
Explore dashboardPlan payment reviews around the largest recorded outflows.
Explore dashboardSee activity concentration before reconciling accounts.
Explore dashboardPrioritize the products that matter most to revenue.
Explore dashboardSpot items to review for replenishment.
Explore dashboardIdentify adjustments worth a closer account review.
Explore dashboardUnderstand accounting workload and unusual activity days.
Explore dashboardImport the supported groups and ledger collections from the company configured in your local connector.
Bring the selected stock-item export into a table for further analysis. Preserve quantities and units from the source.
Choose a date range for vouchers, with separate workbook tables for supported ledger and inventory lines.
Set up the agent on the Windows PC or approved local network endpoint. Enable Tally’s HTTP server and load the configured company.
Select groups, ledgers, stock items, or vouchers. Vouchers require an inclusive date range.
Create a workbook from the exported collections and start asking questions. Import again for a fresh snapshot.
Keep the conversation where you work. MCP brings authorized tableArth workbooks into compatible clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
From Tally and spreadsheets to databases, cloud bills, and ad reports: connect the source once, then explore its workbook context through the tools you choose.
Staged preview. Availability depends on your client, deployment, and plan. Creating or updating dashboards requires write permission.
“Explore my workbook, explain what changed, and help me build a dashboard for the next review.”
Workbook context → governed analysis → a dashboard you can return to.
TableArth imports selected groups, ledgers, stock items, and dated vouchers through a local connector. Depending on the exported fields, you can analyze sales, purchases, receipts, payments, expenses, and inventory movements.
The 12 examples cover sales, purchases, customer contribution, supplier concentration, expenses, receipts, payments, cash and bank activity, product sales, stock outflow, credit notes, and voucher activity. They use fictional data to demonstrate possible analyses.
The connector exports read-only snapshots. It does not post vouchers, write back accounting entries, or perform backups. Import again when you need updated data, and check accounting signs and quantity units before interpreting results.
In the staged MCP preview, compatible clients can use explicitly authorized TableArth workbooks, including workbooks containing imported Tally data. Client setup, deployment, plan access, and workbook permissions must be confirmed. Creating dashboards requires write permission.
Connect a source, explore twelve dashboard examples, and see how an AI native workspace fits the way your team works.