AP · GST/ITC · Payments · Tally — for Indian SMEs Early Access

From "should I pay this vendor?" to paid, booked, and protected.

Every vendor invoice is four jobs: read it, decide if it's safe to pay for tax, actually move the money, and book it in your ledger. Today that's four tools and a prayer. Integral Finance OS does the whole loop — with the tax brain spend tools lack, and the payment rails compliance tools lack.

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4 stepsOne loop — capture, check, pay, book
0 / 10Platforms we studied that close the full loop for SMEs
2-wayTrue Tally sync
WhatsAppNative capture & approvals

Based on our July 2026 study of 10 leading India spend, AP and compliance platforms.


The problem  Not fraud — leakage

An invoice lands on WhatsApp. Someone types it into a spreadsheet. Someone checks — or forgets to check — whether the vendor actually files their GST returns. Someone pays from the bank portal. Someone re-keys it all into Tally.

Three months later, your CA tells you the Input Tax Credit on that vendor is blocked — because they never filed GSTR-1, and nobody knew.

Indian SMEs lose lakhs a year this way. Not to fraud — to leakage.


The loop  Capture → check → pay → book

Capture & understand

Forward an invoice on WhatsApp, email, or Slack — AI extracts every line item, GST breakup, and TDS detail, and matches it to a PO. No app-opening, no typing.

Decide if it's safe to pay

Before a rupee moves, the vendor's GST behaviour is checked against GSTR-2A/2B. You get a pay-or-hold recommendation with the reason attached: "Vendor X hasn't filed GSTR-1 for two months — ₹42,000 of your ITC is at risk." Release or hold in one tap.

Actually move the money

Pay by UPI or bank transfer inside the product, with multi-level approvals, penny-drop verification, and bulk payouts on a single OTP.

Book it in the ledger

Every payment posts itself into Tally as an audit-ready entry, two-way. No re-keying, no month-end reconciliation marathon.


Supporting features  Built for how SMEs actually run

01

Approvals where approvers live

Web, mobile, WhatsApp — one-tap with maker-checker trails.

02

A vendor master that protects you

GSTIN / PAN / bank validation, compliance scoring, and automatic reminders to vendors who haven't filed.

03

An AP copilot, not another form

Ask "who should I pay this week, who's ITC-risky?" and get answers with reasoning.

04

Built for how SMEs run

Self-serve, a real mobile experience, your Tally, no forced migration.


Why it's different  It closes the loop

It closes the loop

Compliance tools recommend but can't pay; payment tools pay but can't check. This does capture → check → pay → book in one place.

Explainable holds

Never a silent block; every hold shows the vendor, the filing gap, and the rupees at risk.

Tally-native, truly

Two-way sync with the ledger Indian SMEs actually run.


Engineered in India · Built on Anthropic Claude · Human-gated by design

FAQ

What Indian SMEs & their CAs ask first.

What is an ITC hold?

If a vendor doesn't file their GST returns, the tax you paid them can't be claimed as Input Tax Credit — real money lost. Finance OS spots risky vendors before you pay and recommends holding until they file.

Does this replace my CA?

No — it's your CA's favourite tool. Every transaction lands audit-ready, and ITC risk is flagged before payment instead of at filing time.

We run Tally on one office PC, sometimes offline.

That's what the connector is built for — it syncs when the machine is on and reconciles cleanly after gaps.

Which invoices can it read?

Photos on WhatsApp, PDFs on email, scans — AI extraction with line items and GST breakup.

Is my money safe?

Payments run through licensed banking partners with penny-drop verification, maker-checker approvals, and full audit logs.

Estimator  How much ITC are you leaking?

Annual ITC at risk
₹5,40,000
That's your working capital sitting in blocked credit.
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Estimate for illustration — actual exposure depends on your vendor mix.

How much ITC are you leaking?

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