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48-Hour Bank Exception & Tally Reconciliation Pilot

Client: Multi-entity mid-market enterprise · Scale: ₹48,22,500 across 21 unresolved bank & AR/AP exceptions

21 bank exceptions, ₹48,22,500 cleared in 48 hours, Tally general ledger untouched.
TIEOT · Finance & ERP48 hours to initial exception readout; 14-day pilotZeroRead-Only Source Sync
tieot.autonmis.com / keel-recon
TIEOT deterministic bank and voucher matching desk
tieot.autonmis.com / case-desk
TIEOT unmatched exposure queue

CLIENT PROBLEM

A finance team running on Tally Prime across multiple bank accounts faced a recurring month-end bottleneck: unapplied customer cash (AR), duplicate vendor bill checks (AP),TDS mismatches, and bank statement lines whose UTRs did not cleanly match Tally voucher narrations. Manual spreadsheet reconciliation consumed days of controller and accountant bandwidth while leaving ₹48,22,500 across 21 open exceptions unresolved.

OUR SOLUTION & ARCHITECTURE

Deployed TIEOT (`https://tieot.autonmis.com/`) as an AI-native finance subsystem sitting beside Tally Prime on read-only exports. TIEOT's deterministic accounting engine (Keel) ran exact-decimal reconciliation across the bank feeds, gateway settlements, and Tally vouchers — never using an LLM to calculate or guess a balance.

Within 48 hours of ingesting the exports, Keel isolated and resolved all 21 bank and ledger exceptions totaling ₹48,22,500. Language models were restricted strictly to drafting plain-English controller briefs over Keel's published figures. The Tally general ledger remained completely untouched.

SYSTEM TOPOLOGY

01

Tally Prime Export

Read-only vouchers

02

Multi-Bank Feeds

Statements & UTRs

03

Keel Exact Matcher

Zero hallucination

04

Exception Desk

Ranked by exposure

05

Controller Sign-Off

48h pilot proof

WHY IT MATTERS & SYSTEM MECHANICS

Trigger
Daily bank statement export and Tally Prime daybook/voucher sync land in TIEOT.
Sources
Tally Prime exports · Bank statement CSV/feeds · Gateway settlement reports
Human Loop
Controller reviews matched pairs and exception cases in TIEOT; Tally general ledger remains 100% untouched until approved voucher actions are signed off.
Narration drift between bank feeds and Tally vouchers.
Bank UTR references, gateway batch settlements, and Tally Prime voucher narrations rarely shared a clean key, leaving dozens of high-value entries unapplied.
Spreadsheets introduced rounding and formula risk.
Manual VLOOKUP sheets across bank CSVs and Tally exports took days and risked silent formula errors on TDS deductions and partial settlements.

BENEFITS REALISED

₹48,22,500 (21 cases)

Open bank & ledger exceptions resolved

Matched with exact-decimal provenance in 48 hours

100% deterministic

Exact-decimal calculation via Keel

Zero LLM math or hallucinated balances

Untouched

Tally Prime general ledger integrity

Read-only shadow operation with human approval gates

14 days

Full shadow pilot window

100% of pilot fee credited toward production deployment

GOVERNANCE

Money is deterministic, exact-decimal code in Keel. Language models never compute balances — they only draft controller notes and briefs over published figures.

DEPLOY ON YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE

Scope a 14-day pilot on your production exports.

Read-only connections, deterministic rules, and a working system in under three weeks.