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Open a Flipkart settlement report and you’ll find commission, collection fee, fixed fee, shipping fee, and TCS all deducted before a single rupee reaches your bank account. Reconstructing that in BUSY by hand, category by category, is where most Flipkart sellers start losing GST accuracy. Flipkart remains one of the two largest marketplaces for Indian

Open a single Amazon settlement report and you’ll usually find order value, referral fees, closing fees, FBA charges, ad spend, and TCS all bundled into one document, sometimes across two or three cycles a month. Typing that into BUSY by hand is where most Amazon sellers lose their GST accuracy. Amazon remains India’s most-used marketplace

Open a Meesho settlement report and the first thing you’ll notice is how many orders carry a return or RTO deduction alongside commission, shipping, and TCS, often more than any other marketplace a seller runs. Reconstructing that in Tally by hand, order by order, is where most Meesho sellers lose their GST accuracy. Meesho has

Open a Flipkart settlement report and you’ll find commission, collection fee, fixed fee, shipping fee, and TCS all deducted before a single rupee reaches your bank account. Reconstructing that in Tally by hand, category by category, is where most Flipkart sellers start losing GST accuracy. Flipkart remains one of the two largest marketplaces for Indian

Open a single Amazon settlement report and you’ll usually find order value, referral fees, closing fees, FBA charges, ad spend, and TCS all bundled into one document, sometimes across two or three cycles a month. Typing that into Tally by hand is where most Amazon sellers lose their GST accuracy. Amazon remains India’s most-used marketplace

Search “ecommerce BUSY plugin” and you’ll find a handful of tools that all claim to do the same thing, but they don’t. Some only import raw sales totals. Others handle GST matching but ignore returns. A few are built for a single marketplace and quietly struggle once you add a second one. With India’s e-commerce

A seller running four marketplaces usually keeps four different rhythms in their head: Amazon’s Tuesday settlement, Flipkart’s fortnightly payout, Myntra’s return cycle, and Meesho’s commission structure. None of that data lands in Tally on its own. With India’s e-commerce market now worth roughly ₹10.82 lakh crore and expected to grow sharply through 2030, sellers who

Every filing cycle, thousands of BUSY users export a marketplace settlement report, open a blank spreadsheet, and start manually checking which invoices actually match their GSTR-2B. That process repeats month after month, and it gets worse as order volumes grow. India’s e-commerce market is now worth roughly ₹10.82 lakh crore and is projected to nearly

Every month, thousands of Tally users open GSTR-2B, open their Amazon or Flipkart settlement report, and start hunting for the one missing invoice that’s blocking their return. That hunt usually takes hours, and it happens again the very next month. India’s e-commerce sector, now valued at roughly ₹10.82 lakh crore and growing fast toward 2030,

Your Zoho Books ledger and your Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra settlement reports rarely agree, and that gap costs Indian sellers real money every month. A missed commission entry here, an unmatched TCS credit there, and by the time GSTR-3B filing rolls around, your accountant is buried in spreadsheets instead of closing your books. India’s e-commerce