Upload your PDF, scanned PDF or Excel bank statement. Review the transactions, map your ledgers and post them directly to Tally.
Copying hundreds of transactions, cleaning Excel files and assigning ledgers shouldn't take hours.
The same keystrokes, hundreds of times a day.
Hours lost fixing broken columns and mangled dates.
Guessing the right ledger for every single line.
Turn hours of repetitive bank entry into minutes of review.
Upload a real bank statement. Let SmartXtract process it. Review the AI-mapped transactions. Post them directly to Tally.
Whatever your bank gives you, it ends up as clean, Tally-ready entries.
Upload your bank statement PDF — including scanned statements — and let SmartXtract extract the transactions automatically.
Already have the statement in Excel? Upload it directly. SmartXtract processes the data, helps map the transactions and prepares them for Tally.
Whatever format your bank statement comes in, get it ready for Tally without manual re-entry.
SmartXtract uses AI to suggest the right Tally ledger for your bank transactions — so you review instead of retype.
Map similar transactions together instead of one line at a time.
Find the transactions that still need your attention, before posting.
Review every entry before it is posted to Tally. Nothing goes in unchecked.
This part happens in Tally Connector — our free Windows app that sits beside Tally on the same PC. Four screens, from picking your company to a finished export.
Keep Tally open and launch Tally Connector. It lists every company loaded in Tally — pick the one to post into. No XML file to build, no setup.
Choose the bank account ledger, browse to your statement file, and hit Submit. Every transaction is read for you.
The AI suggests the right ledger & voucher type per narration and maps matches in bulk. Review only flagged lines, then Apply.
Click Export to Tally and every voucher is created in one pass. The summary confirms exactly what posted, and Undo Import reverses the whole batch if you need it.
Trusted by 500+ CAs, accountants and businesses using Tally across India.
"We process 30+ statements a week. The grouping feature lets us assign ledgers in bulk — a full day's work in under an hour."
"Scanned PDFs from other banks used to be a nightmare. SmartXtract handles them and pushes directly to Tally. Game changer for our firm."
Not another accounting system to learn — just the slowest part of your Tally workflow, removed.
Stop spending afternoons on repetitive bank entries.
Let AI handle extraction and ledger suggestions.
Process more bank statements without more data entry.
Review your transactions and send them straight to Tally.
Less data entry. More accounting.
Process bank statements faster across your whole accounting workload.
Spend less time copying and cleaning transactions.
Get bank entries into Tally without repetitive manual work.
If you use Tally and still enter bank transactions manually, SmartXtract is built for you.
Yes. SmartXtract extracts transactions from your bank statement, helps map them to Tally ledgers and allows you to post the entries directly to Tally.
Yes. SmartXtract supports Excel bank statements and helps process and map the transactions before posting them to Tally.
Yes. SmartXtract supports scanned PDF bank statements and uses AI-powered extraction to process them.
Yes. SmartXtract connects to Tally through its Windows application and lets you post approved transactions directly.
SmartXtract is designed to work with bank statement formats from Indian banks, including SBI, HDFC, ICICI, Axis, Kotak, PNB and more.
Two parts, and only one of them is installed. The statement is read in your browser, so there is nothing to install to convert one. Posting the entries into Tally needs Tally Connector, a free Windows 10 or 11 app that runs on the same PC as TallyPrime and signs in with the same account.
The data entry can. The approval is not: every transaction is prepared, checked against the statement's running balance and given a suggested ledger, then waits for you to approve it before any voucher is created.