Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance vs. TallyPrime

I think D365 has the ability to be useful for 90% of businesses out there. Its just a matter of if those costs make sense but as far as what is on the market today in my opinion MS is number 1.

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There was a need to maintain a clear overview of the inventory for one of our clients, including tracking products, monitoring stock levels, and managing purchase orders. TallyPrime's inventory management feature allowed us to efficiently track and update stock quantities as products are sold or restocked. Which was a real savour for us.

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• Full range of customization options
• Documentation
• Cross platform analytics with use of

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• TallyPrime simplifies tax management by automatically calculating various taxes, such as GST, based on transaction data.
• TallyPrime's payroll module handles complex payroll calculations effortlessly
• It offers user-level access control and encryption, ensuring that sensitive financial data is protected

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• More clarity on features going away
• New feature showcases
• Demonstrations for how things were intended to be used

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• TDL related automation is something that I'm very curious and TallyPrime should invest time to develop it and provide Knowledge training on it.
• I feel the necessity to introduce the TallyPrime software access in a handheld device access or via web such that on the go transaction can be made noted in TallyPrime without resorting to Desktop environment
• The UI should also be changed currently, whenever I sit, I use keyboard like a typewriter and that aesthetic must be modified with a feature
• The theming feature should be introduced in the TallyPrime, earlier, in TallyERP 9, we have green color screen with some shades of green and now that they have changed that to some blue with bluish shade, I'm curious to have customized colors.

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It's extremely versatile, mirrored with so much documentation.

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I use it regularly, so I feel it as best apart from the User Interface. For recording general day to day transactions, it is apt and to go far beyond given features and for customization, there is a need for the Tally expert to assess the business requirement, So I feel the rating is apt in this judgement.

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They are good, but there is always room to be better.

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I have used everything from industry standard TMS systems to SAP to various BIs like Tableau and Power BI. The point is my background is varied, but what's nice is being it's MS anything you already use that is also Microsoft will make Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance feel way more natural and native, being you have used MS products for years likely.

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For petty transactions, Microsoft Excel is in place earlier to track the expenses and TallyPrime has replaced it with cost centers and sub-ledgers. Zoho Books being a cloud based accounting software, before considering TallyPrime, has suited the Business requirement to some extent, however, it is not adopted owing to certain challenges. SAP is far beyond the business requirement and the Learning curve is high in that.

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• It gives the best return on investment, if alternative chosen it won't suit the way TallyPrime suits
• I feel 90% will be the ROI of TallyPrime, the 10% is deduced as some manual intervention is needed at places
• The learning curve is also good, which the reason, the newbie can grab the best of it
• overall, the Impact is positive till the time Audit is in place

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