What a “read-only Tally dashboard” means, and why it matters

Read-only means the software can look but cannot touch

It copies figures out of Tally so you can see them elsewhere. It never writes a voucher, edits a ledger or deletes anything. Your accountant’s books stay exactly as they were.

Questions to ask any vendor

1. Can your software write back to Tally? The answer you want is no.
2. Does it need to accept connections from the internet on the computer that holds my Tally data? It is better if it only connects outwards.
3. How old can the figures be, and does the screen tell me?
4. Who at your company can see my data?

How FactoryPulse AI answers

• It reads from Tally and never writes back.
• The connector makes its own outgoing connection and does not open your computer to the internet.
• The screen shows when Tally was last read.
• Our support team can look in only through a time-limited, logged session that you agreed to.