Tally Prime MCP Server
Supports connecting to the Tally MCP server via local MCP configuration to fetch Tally Prime data for financial reporting and analysis.
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Tally Prime MCP ServerShow me the profit and loss statement for last month"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Tally Prime MCP Server
Tally Prime MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server implementation to feed Tally Prime ERP data to popular LLM like Claude, ChatGPT supporting MCP client. This MCP Server helps expose functionalities of Tally to LLM directly.
Prerequisites
Tally Prime (Silver / Gold)
Node JS
Ensure below things are pre-installed and setup:
Ensure to download & install Node JS from official website
XML Port of Tally Prime must be enabled (F1 > Settings > Connectivity > Client/Server configuration) with below settings
TallyPrime acts as = Server
Port = 9000Note: Kindly avoid using Educational version of Tally Prime, which has limitations of date range. It will result in invalid / partial data being fed to LLM, leading to highly degraded & incorrect responses.
Download
Avoid cloning repository directly. Utility is available for download (with required dependencies) on below link https://excelkida.com/resource/tally-mcp-server-v7.2.zip
One-click installer extension for Claude Desktop https://excelkida.com/resource/tally-mcp-server-v7.2.mcpb
Last updated: version 7.2 [21-May-2026]
Refer docs/CHANGELOG.md for details
Supported Platform
Implementation was tested on below AI platform
Platform | Local | Remote |
Claude AI | :heavy_check_mark: | :heavy_check_mark: |
ChatGPT | :heavy_check_mark: |
Setup (Local)
This mode of setup is to be used when MCP Client (like Claude Desktop, Perplexity etc.) and Tally Prime both exists in local PC. MCP Client software itself runs the MCP Server internally in such scenario.
Simply download & extract zip file somewhere on the disk. Assuming that we downloaded & extracted zip file on below path (folder)
D:\Software\Tally MCP ServerA sample setup for few popular tools is demonstrated.
Claude Desktop
Desktop version of Claude AI supports loading of local MCP server. Ensure you have Pro / Team / Max / Enterprise subscription of Claude, which supports higher limit compared to Free. MCP makes multiple calls to Tally for validation and inference, which might exhaust free limits quickly. Download Claude Desktop from following link claude.ai/download
One-click installation (via Extension)
Go to menu > File > Settings
Extensions > Advance Settings
Click on install extension button
Browse the extension file (with file extension mcpb) download at the start
A dialog window will appear asking Do you want to install Tally Prime? click Install button, which would install the Tally MCP Server
Installation via Config file (via Developer menu)
Go to menu > File > Settings > Developer
This will open My Computer window. Right click and edit claude_desktop_config.json file (via Notepad) with as below JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"Tally Prime": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["D:\\Software\\Tally MCP Server\\dist\\index.mjs"]
}
}
}Note: single slash in folder path needs to be substituted with double slash
Save the file. Close Claude Desktop (menu > File > Exit) and again re-launch it.
Verify by clicking on Tools button and check if Tally Prime appears in the list (screenshot below)
Perplexity Desktop
Perplexity Desktop version for MacOS supports connecting to local MCP server. Configuration file (JSON format) is same as demonstrated for Claude Desktop. In absense of MacBook, documentation with screenshot could not be written. Kindly refer to below blog on perplexity website, which explains the steps.
Perplexity Desktop MCP Connectivity
Setup (Cloud)
This mode of setup is to be used, when using browser-based MCP client like ChatGPT, Claude AI, Copilot, OR mobile-based app for these LLM which cannot access Tally Prime running inside local PC. In this scenario, MCP Server needs to run as web-server, internally connected to Tally securely. Setup is quite complicated, and is covered in detail in docs folder of this project.
Windows Server (exploration in-progress)
Available Tools
This server currently exposes 19 MCP tools.
metadata-collection
Returns metadata for supported collections.
Input No input.
Output JSON array with objects containing:
collectiondescription
query-option-values
Returns predefined option values used by input fields.
Input
Argument | Description |
optionName | Supported: |
Output JSON array of option values for the selected option name.
metadata-fields
Returns field metadata for a selected collection.
Input
Argument | Description |
collection | Collection name. Use |
Output
JSON array of field metadata containing field name, description (if any), and normalized datatype (string, number, date, boolean).
query-database
Runs SQL query on in-memory pglite tables previously created by reporting tools.
Input
Argument | Description |
sql | SELECT query only |
outputFormat | One of |
Output Query result in tab-separated text format.
query-collection
Queries a Tally collection for selected fields and caches output in an in-memory table.
Input
Argument | Description |
collection | Collection name |
fields | Array of field names to fetch |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
fromDate (optional) | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate (optional) | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." }
list-master
Fetches list of masters for validation and auto-completion.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
collection | One of: |
containsFilter (optional) | filter to apply CONTAINS operation to restrict values |
Output
JSON: { "list": [ ... ] }
chart-of-accounts
Extracts Chart of Accounts (or Group hierarchy) useful for preparing Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss, Trial Balance
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
ledger_namegroup_nameprimary_groupbs_pl(boolean) [true = Profit & Loss / false = Balance Sheet]dr_cr(boolean) [true = Debit / false = Credit]affects_gross_profit(boolean) [true = Affects Gross Profit / false = Does not affect Gross Profit]sort_position(number)
trial-balance
Fetches trial balance for period.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
fromDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
group_name (optional) | Filter by group name |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
ledger_namegroup_nameopening_balance(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]net_debitnet_creditclosing_balance(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]
profit-loss
Fetches profit and loss data for period.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
fromDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
ledger_namegroup_nameclosing_balance(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]
balance-sheet
Fetches balance sheet data for period.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
fromDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
ledger_namegroup_nameclosing_balance(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]
stock-summary
Fetches stock item summary for period.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
fromDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
stockGroup (optional) | Filter by stock group name |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
stock_item_namestock_group_nameopening_quantity(number)opening_value(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]inward_quantity(number)inward_value(number)outward_quantity(number)outward_value(number)closing_quantity(number)closing_value(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]
ledger-balance
Returns ledger closing balance as on date.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
ledgerName | Exact ledger name |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "amount": number } where negative = Debit and positive = Credit.
stock-item-balance
Returns stock item closing quantity as on date.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
itemName | Exact stock item name |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "quantity": number, "unit_of_measurement": string } when found.
bills-outstanding
Fetches receivable/payable bill-wise outstanding as on date.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
nature |
|
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
bill_datereference_numberoutstanding_amountparty_nameoverdue_days
ledger-account
Fetches ledger account statement for period.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
ledgerName | Ledger name |
fromDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
guiddatevoucher_typevoucher_numberalternate_ledgerparty_nameamount(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]narration
stock-item-account
Fetches stock item account statement for period.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
itemName | Stock item name |
fromDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate | Date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON: { "tableID": "..." } with columns:
datevoucher_typevoucher_numberparty_ledgerquantityamount(number) [negative = Debit / positive = Credit]narrationtracking_numbervoucher_category
ledger-create-update
Creates or updates one or more ledger.
Note: This tool has ability to modify existing ledger. Always backup your Company before instructing this tool.
Input
Argument | Description |
targetCompany (optional) | Company name (defaults to active company) |
masters | Array of ledger master objects to create/update |
Master ledger object accepts following
Property | Description |
name | Ledger name or New Ledger name (during update) |
_name | Existing ledger name |
parent | Group under which ledger would exists |
openingBalance | (optional) Opening Balance of the Ledger |
isBillWise | (optional) flag to set Bill-by-Bill referencing |
billCreditPeriod | (optional) Credit Period for bill in days |
mailingDetails | (optional) Business Name for mailing purpose, country, state, pincode, address |
gstRegistrationDetails | (optional) GST registration details like GST Number, Registration Type, Place of Supply (state) |
Output JSON result returned by import operation (success/failure details).
set-company
Sets active company context in Tally Prime.
Input
Argument | Description |
companyName | Company name to activate |
Output
JSON string: "OK" on success.
set-period
Sets active reporting period context in Tally Prime.
Input
Argument | Description |
fromDate | Start date in YYYY-MM-DD |
toDate | End date in YYYY-MM-DD |
Output
JSON string: "OK" on success.
Contact
Project developed & maintained by: Dhananjay Gokhale
Email: info@excelkida.com Whatsapp: (+91) 90284-63366
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