Tally data

[nareshthavidishetty]

Hi All,

I got requirement in Tally,i integrated tally in qlikview but unable to get the data properly and even i gone through the posts in the community about tally they say only about connections,if possible please try to guide me how to get the desired data.if possible anyone having any sample data plz provide me i vll try from my end.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

We have a ready connector available for Tally - Qlikview BI . Please connect with me on ravi@orchidtec.inand we will be able to help you.

[nareshthavidishetty]

Hi ,

Any hint how to get this.

Thanks..

[Anonymous]

Hi,

We have built a connector for Tally which extracts the data from Tally to a SQL Server DB. The data structure is simple and you can consume the data in Qlik dashboards. The connector also has a scheduler which can be used to import data automatically.

Regards,

Ravi

[suhail_haque]

There is no provision for direct connecting Tally.ERP9 to QlikView. However, you can try any of the following steps.

Step 1: We have a product called Tally Connector, get linked with Tally and then extract, analyze and place the data in the SQL Server database so that it can be used for the BI Tools like QlikView.

The Tally Connector tool allows its users to compare the data and Tally and in this way the database data gets auto compared without any human intervention, thus reducing the chances of errors.

OR

Step 2: You can extract data from Tally.ERP 9 to SQL Server (database) then finally push the data into QlikView.

[suhail_haque]

There is no provision for direct connecting Tally.ERP9 to QlikView.

However, you can try any of the following steps.

Step 1: We have a product called Tally Connector, get linked with Tally and then extract, analyze and place the data in the SQL Server database so that it can be used for the BI Tools like QlikView.

The Tally Connector tool allows its users to compare the data and Tally and in this way the database data gets auto compared without any human intervention, thus reducing the chances of errors.

OR

Step 2: You can extract data from Tally.ERP 9 to SQL Server (database) then finally push the data into QlikView.

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