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, statement imports and reviewable matches keep your books current. E-invoices and e-way bills use the configured GST portal/GSP connection after setup and approval; GST return preparation produces exports for the manual portal workflow, and AI bill capture turns a scanned supplier invoice into a structured purchase entry. The result is an accounting system that keeps the source data and review steps together.