Quick2Tally vs TallySutra: Excel importer or reconciled close?
What Quick2Tally is
Quick2Tally (per its public site) is an Excel-to-Tally import utility: it converts Excel data — including marketplace exports and GST portal data — into Tally masters and vouchers, supports Tally 9/ERP 9/Prime, and advertises a yearly package starting around ₹4,000 (vendor-reported; check its site for current pricing).
Side by side
| Quick2Tally | TallySutra | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Excel-to-Tally conversion utility (vendor-reported) | Cloud accounting workflow with reconciliation, review and audit trail |
| Input | Excel files you prepare to its template | Official marketplace reports as downloaded — no re-shaping in Excel |
| Settlement reconciliation | Not its stated scope | Core feature: expected vs settled per order, gap explained by fees/TCS/TDS |
| Review before posting | Import is the action; review happens in Tally afterwards | Maker-checker approval before a single voucher can leave for Tally |
| Duplicate protection | Depends on how you manage your Excel files | File checksums + deterministic voucher references; re-import is always safe |
| Price positioning | Low, one-time-utility style (vendor-reported ~₹4,000/yr) | Free pilot, then subscription; aimed at ongoing monthly closes, not one-off imports |
Our honest verdict
Quick2Tally is honest about what it is: a fast, cheap way to push Excel into Tally, and for one-off migrations that may be all you need. TallySutra exists for the monthly grind: the same reports every month, reconciled against payouts, reviewed, and guaranteed not to double-post when someone uploads the same file twice.
Frequently asked questions
Is TallySutra just a costlier Quick2Tally?
They solve different problems. An import utility moves data into Tally; TallySutra also reconciles settlements order-by-order, quarantines problems in an exception queue, and requires human approval before posting — the controls an ongoing close needs.
Can Quick2Tally reconcile my Amazon settlement to my sales?
Reconciliation is not its stated scope — it is an Excel-to-Tally converter. TallySutra computes expected payout per order and shows the gap explained by commission, shipping fees, TCS and TDS, so the shortfall is evidence rather than a mystery.
Do I need Excel skills for TallySutra?
No. You upload the reports exactly as the marketplace gives them — MTR, settlement flat file, Flipkart or Meesho exports. Parsers are versioned, so the same file always converts the same way, and a changed format is flagged instead of silently misread.
Bring one month of reports to a 30-minute demo and watch the close happen — vouchers, reconciliation, exceptions and the approval step, on your data.
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