Frequently Asked Questions

File-based pipelines like XML break at scale, risking partial imports, duplicate vouchers, and corrupted masters as order volume grows. KartManage communicates directly with Tally's HTTP port so settlement data posts without manual file handling.

KartManage enforces strict target-company verification before any sync runs, reducing the risk of wrong-company selection and helping protect ledger integrity from the start.

Yes. KartManage offers controlled, report-driven bulk deletion aligned with report logic, giving power users a surgical way to reverse large datasets when corrections are needed.

KartManage focuses on settlement-based Amazon and Flipkart accounting with direct TallyPrime HTTP sync, multi-GSTIN segregation, TCS reconciliation, IXD and stock transfer with e-way bill—plus company verification and report-driven rollback.

Yes. KartManage is built for both Amazon and Flipkart settlement accounting in one pipeline—GST, TCS, multi-GSTIN, IXD and Tally sync.

Yes. Specialist ecommerce accountants use KartManage for multi-client Amazon and Flipkart books with consistent voucher structure, multi-GSTIN support and controlled rollback.

Yes. You can take a free demo and validate KartManage using your own raw downloaded Amazon or Flipkart data before committing.

KartManage is built for high-volume settlement accounting—from a few hundred orders to hundreds of thousands per cycle—without relying on fragile XML import batches.

Marketplace report formats may change; KartManage updates mappings so accounting workflows continue without forcing sellers to rebuild Excel processes.

KartManage serves Indian Amazon and Flipkart sellers and ecommerce accountants, with support contact in Mumbai, Maharashtra (+91 8140111140).

KartManage automates settlement-based GST reconciliation, TCS handling, multi-GSTIN compliance and Tally posting for Amazon sellers in India.

Connect Tally over HTTP, verify the target company, import Amazon sales and settlement reports, review GSTIN and masters, then sync—no XML export/import cycle.

Yes. KartManage ingests Amazon marketplace reports including sales, returns, fees and settlements, then maps them into Tally with correct GST breakup and inventory impact.

Yes. IXD and inter-state movements are supported with GSTIN-wise posting into Tally so purchase and sales entries stay matched across cluster companies.

KartManage can push consolidated B2C sales while maintaining inventory, tax and sales value. B2B sales are typically posted order-wise for detailed compliance tracking.

Yes. Marketplace fee and commission invoices are mapped into Tally ledgers as part of the settlement accounting pipeline.

Yes. Stock transfer invoices for fulfilment centre movements can include e-way bill and e-invoice options and post into Tally clusters.

KartManage reconciles Amazon TCS GSTIN-wise against settlement data and posts correct tax breakup into Tally so mismatches surface before filing.

Yes. Most teams start with a pilot period and verified company sync, then expand to remaining GSTINs and full settlement cycles.

No. Seller Central remains your selling and operations hub. KartManage turns downloaded marketplace reports into settlement-accurate Tally books.

KartManage automates Flipkart settlement GST, TCS reconciliation and Tally posting for sellers who need accurate IGST/CGST/SGST and multi-GSTIN support.

Import Flipkart seller reports into KartManage; the platform posts sales, fees, payments and tax lines into TallyPrime via HTTP with company verification before sync.

Yes. Stock transfer invoices for marketplace FCs can include e-way bill and e-invoice options and post matched entries into Tally clusters.

Yes. KartManage supports settlement → bank → accounting matching with GST breakup so Flipkart remittances align with Tally vouchers.

Yes. Returns and related settlement effects are mapped so sales, tax and inventory stay consistent with Flipkart reports.

Yes. Both marketplaces are supported in one pipeline so accountants are not forced into separate tools per channel.

Flipkart TCS is matched GSTIN-wise with settlement GST lines and posted into Tally, flagging rate/HSN exceptions early.

Yes. B2B marketplace invoices can be posted with the detail needed for compliance, alongside consolidated B2C options where appropriate.

Typically sales, settlement/payment, fee and stock-transfer related reports for a recent closed period—plus your Tally company structure and GSTIN list.

By aligning settlement GST and TCS to Tally entries before filing, KartManage reduces the manual gaps that often create mismatch notices.

Yes. KartManage automates GSTIN-wise order segregation, payments, GST compliance reporting and Tally integration for Amazon and Flipkart sellers.

KartManage reads settlement data from Amazon and Flipkart and maps it to Tally with correct GST breakup including TCS, IGST, CGST and SGST, supporting three-leg matching: settlement → bank → accounting.

KartManage reconciles TCS for each marketplace and GSTIN, verifies HSN and GST rates, and handles inter-state IGST vs CGST/SGST correctly.

By posting settlement-accurate outward supplies, TCS and tax breakup into Tally, filing teams work from books that reconcile to marketplace data.

Matching settlement GST and TCS to accounting entries and GSTIN-level credits, flagging HSN/rate and tax-type exceptions before notices—not only reconciling at bank level.

KartManage supports multi-GSTIN ecommerce compliance workflows including ISD-oriented reporting needs. Confirm exact filing steps with your CA for your registration structure.

During reconciliation KartManage verifies HSN and GST rates and helps flag SKU mismatches before they create TCS or GSTR discrepancies across GSTINs.

KartManage produces voucher structure designed with practising CAs for marketplace sellers—settlement-aligned books that are easier to review in GST audits than spreadsheet reconstructions.

Yes. Tax breakup follows inter-state vs intra-state logic during posting so multi-GSTIN sellers do not manually reclassify every line.

KartManage helps keep marketplace outward supplies organised in Tally so teams can prepare ecommerce operator reporting tables more reliably. Final return preparation remains with your tax professional.

Yes. KartManage posts Amazon and Flipkart orders, IXD movement, marketplace fee invoices and GST data directly into TallyPrime or Tally ERP 9 through Tally's HTTP integration—without XML import cycles.

KartManage supports TallyPrime and Tally ERP 9 with ledger, voucher, inventory and GST mapping suited to marketplace accounting.

Enable HTTP access in Tally, connect KartManage to the port, verify the destination company, then run a pilot sync on a sample report before full-period posting.

Yes. New marketplace SKUs and ledgers can be created during sync so missing masters do not block high-volume posting.

Sales and inventory movements post into Tally so COGS follows your stock valuation and chart of accounts—aligned to marketplace activity instead of a separate spreadsheet estimate.

Yes. While sending goods to Amazon/Flipkart FCs, KartManage generates stock transfer invoices with e-way bill and e-invoice options and posts into Tally clusters.

Ledger names, voucher format, COGS and commissions are structured to match what ecommerce CAs typically need for marketplace books.

No. KartManage uses Tally HTTP integration with pre-sync company verification instead of fragile XML import pipelines.

Yes. KartManage maps GSTIN-wise data to the correct verified Tally company/cluster so stock transfers and settlements post to the right books.

Sample sales, fee, TCS, settlement and stock-transfer vouchers; GSTIN allocation; COGS/inventory impact; and any HSN or master exceptions flagged during import.