Finocket for in-house accountants

Where a tax figure comes from

Every tax figure in Finocket can show you the government sentence behind it — or tell you there isn't one. Why "no approved rule says this" is the product being careful rather than broken, and what to do when you see it.

Your compliance calendar

Every GST, TDS and income-tax date in one place — stream, day, 3-day, week or month — with the rule each date came from beside it. What a hollow “Not yet sourced” dot means and why it is honest, how filters and the shareable link work, how the nightly reminders work, where the calendar gets its facts about you, and which plans carry it.

The Compliance Newsroom

Tax changes in plain language, each citing the official document it was read out of and approved by a named person first — plus the difference between a change that was announced and one that was notified, which is the one that costs money.

The government lists Finocket fills in for you

HSN and SAC codes, notified unit codes, customs ports, PIN codes and IFSC branches are picked from the government's own lists instead of typed — with importers that show you what a spreadsheet would do before it does it.

Cess, exempt lines and transport details

Record what a supply really is when no tax is charged — nil rated, exempt or outside GST — plus compensation cess on a line, and the full transport leg an e-way bill needs so a consignment never moves on a Part-A-only bill.

Two-way Tally sync

Bring vouchers across from a TallyPrime company and read every one before it reaches your books. Beta, and honest about it: nothing starts a sync on its own yet, and the push back into Tally shows you what would be sent without sending it.

The Tally connector for Windows

The Windows tray program that lets Finocket talk to TallyPrime on your own PC — what it is, what it will look like when it exists, and the three things about it that are honestly not possible today.

Answer the Tally mapping queue

Tally ledgers and voucher types a waiting sync run could not resolve. Answer once per Tally connection and the sync remembers — nothing is pre-filled, and nothing is ever guessed.

When a Tally sync will not run

Every connection state and what to do about it, how to read a run that stopped partway, why a commit gets refused — and the two reasons nothing is happening at all today.

Undo a Tally sync

Roll a sync run back out of your books, or cancel in Tally what Finocket put there — and understand why some entries are reversed rather than removed, some are kept, and why a cancellation Finocket cannot prove is safe still carries a warning.

What an agent is

Three words cover the whole feature: an agent is who is working, an automation is what it does and when, and activity is what it did and what that cost. An agent watches your books on a schedule and tells you when something needs you — and stays quiet the rest of the time, which is most days.

What automations cost

One credit is one rupee, a typical run is about ₹0.29, so a daily automation is about ₹8.70 a month and a ₹500 pack buys roughly 1,700 runs. Most runs are quiet and cost nothing, because a check that finds nothing never reaches the AI — and if you attach your own AI key, automations cost you nothing from us at all.

What an agent will never do

It will never file a GST or TDS return, never message your customer, never move money and never create another agent — and it cannot reach past the modules you switched on and the permissions you ticked. These are not promises about good behaviour; they are things the software has no way of doing.

The GST filing week, in one sitting

Around the 7th: close the month's entries, read the GSTR-1 that built itself, act on 2B/IMS, check 3B and hand off — checking, not compiling.

Month-end close in one sitting

Reconcile every account, read the statements on one shared period, post the period entries, lock the books — a month that closes clean stays closed.

Year-end without the shoebox

GSTR-9 from your filed months, closing entries as balanced vouchers, the Hand-to-CA files in import order, and the personal-tax year closed from the same login.

Watching for drift

The number worth telling you about is almost never a fixed figure — it is a change against your own normal. ₹50,000 of packaging spend is a quiet month for one business and an emergency for another, so a fixed alert either never fires or fires until you mute it. Set a watch on the four drifts that are invisible in one month and obvious across three.