ReadyBooks connects to the systems Indian businesses rely on every day — your bank, the GST portal, and Tally — and adds AI that reads your documents for you. These are native, built-in connections, not a plugin marketplace you have to assemble yourself.
Many accounting tools advertise hundreds of integrations and then leave you to wire them up. ReadyBooks takes the opposite approach: the connections Indian businesses actually need are built into the product and work the moment you turn them on. Bank feeds, e-invoicing, e-way bills, GST returns, Tally migration, and AI document capture are all native, so there is no middleware to maintain and nothing to break when a third-party plugin updates.
Getting started is mostly about bringing your history across. If you are moving from Tally, the migration guide imports your masters and vouchers from a standard XML export. If your data lives in spreadsheets, the bulk import tool maps your columns and shows a dry-run preview before committing anything. Either way you keep ownership of your data — you can export back to CSV, Excel, or Tally format at any time.
Once your data is in, the live connections keep your books current. Bank sync pulls transactions for reconciliation on a read-only basis, the GST connections produce compliant e-invoices and e-way bills and compute your returns, and AI bill capture turns a scanned supplier invoice into a structured purchase entry. The result is an accounting system that talks to the rest of your stack without a dedicated IT project.