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SAP, Oracle Smart View, Essbase, EPM Cloud, TallyPrime and Busy explained without the jargon.

SAP Basics Lesson 1: Navigation — Easy Access, Menus and Favourites

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26 May 2024 · SAP · 2 min read

SAP Basics Lesson 1: Navigation — Easy Access, Menus and Favourites

Find your way around SAP GUI: the Easy Access menu, command field, favourites, multiple sessions, status bar messages and settings that make SAP easier.

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26 May 2024 by Atul Vij SAP

Tally & Busy Lesson 8: Busy Accounting — The Same Tasks in Busy

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13 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 1 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 8: Busy Accounting — The Same Tasks in Busy

Do the same essentials in Busy accounting software: company creation, masters (accounts and items), GST setup, sales/purchase vouchers, and key reports, with the differences…

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13 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

Tally & Busy Lesson 7: Reports — Day Book, Trial Balance, P&L, Outstanding

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12 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 1 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 7: Reports — Day Book, Trial Balance, P&L, Outstanding

Read and use Tally reports: Day Book, ledger, trial balance, profit & loss, balance sheet, receivables/payables outstanding with ageing, ratio analysis and exporting to…

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12 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

Tally & Busy Lesson 6: Bank Reconciliation

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11 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 1 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 6: Bank Reconciliation

Reconcile your bank ledger with the statement in TallyPrime: why differences occur, marking bank dates, importing statements, auto-reconciliation and the BRS report.

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11 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

Tally & Busy Lesson 5: Inventory — Stock Items, Godowns, Units

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10 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 1 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 5: Inventory — Stock Items, Godowns, Units

Manage stock in TallyPrime: units of measure, stock groups and items, opening stock, godowns, batch and expiry tracking, stock summary and valuation methods.

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10 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

Tally & Busy Lesson 4: GST Setup and GST Invoices

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9 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 2 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 4: GST Setup and GST Invoices

Configure GST in TallyPrime at company, ledger and item level, create a GST tax invoice with CGST/SGST or IGST, set HSN codes, and check…

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9 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

Tally & Busy Lesson 3: Vouchers — Sales, Purchase, Receipt, Payment

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8 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 1 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 3: Vouchers — Sales, Purchase, Receipt, Payment

Record daily transactions in TallyPrime: the voucher types and function keys, sales and purchase in item vs accounting mode, receipts and payments against bills,…

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8 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

Tally & Busy Lesson 2: Ledgers and Groups

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7 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 1 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 2: Ledgers and Groups

Understand Tally’s chart of accounts: the 28 predefined groups, creating ledgers under the right group, sundry debtors and creditors with GSTIN, opening balances and…

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7 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

Tally & Busy Lesson 1: Creating a Company and Features (F11)

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6 Oct 2023 · Tally & Busy · 1 min read

Tally & Busy Lesson 1: Creating a Company and Features (F11)

Set up a company in TallyPrime correctly: books beginning date, financial year, base currency, security, and the F11 features to switch on for GST,…

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6 October 2023 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

SAP – Systems Applications and Products

SAP - Systems Applications and Products

27 Feb 2023 · SAP · 2 min read

SAP – Systems Applications and Products

SAP stands for Systems Applications and Products in Data Processing. It is ERP software as well as the name of the company. SAP software…

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27 February 2023 by Atul Vij SAP

TallyPrime Shortcut Keys: The Complete List for Faster Accounting

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24 Jul 2022 · Tally & Busy · 2 min read

TallyPrime Shortcut Keys: The Complete List for Faster Accounting

Every TallyPrime shortcut you actually use — vouchers F4 to F10, Alt and Ctrl combinations, report navigation and the new Go To menu —…

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24 July 2022 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

TallyPrime for Beginners: From Company Creation to Your First GST Invoice

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15 Jul 2022 · Tally & Busy · 3 min read

TallyPrime for Beginners: From Company Creation to Your First GST Invoice

A complete beginner walkthrough of TallyPrime: create a company, enable GST, set up ledgers, stock items and tax rates, record a sales invoice, and…

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15 July 2022 by Atul Vij Tally & Busy

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