With the applicability of e-invoice for business having turnover more then 10 cr and above, need for businesses going automated has increased. Ease of doing business for those who are doing it manually have become more and more difficult and even almost impossible.
Now this circle is going to be bigger as from January 1, 2023 the limit is going to be decreased from 10 cr to 5 cr. and more and more businesses need to make e-invoices.
Things may be seems to be difficult for businesses using manual methods but the scenario is quite opposite for those who are using some sort of system i.e any software, specially those who are using Tally Prime. They are dealing with this challenge with quite an ease as they have dealt with e-way bill challenge previously. Tally Prime 2.1 the latest version has full compatibility for e-invoicing as well as for e-waybill.
For businesses who would be making e-invoice from Jan 1st 2023 and using Tally Prime as their accounting software, here is the complete step by step guide on how to make e-invoice in Tally Prime. We would be discussing the whole process of how to make e-invoice in Tally Prime as well as few important points to keep in mind while doing e-invoicing with Tally Prime.
We will be discussing following aspects in this article.
- How to make your API id on e-invoice portal.
- How to make Tally Prime ready for e-invoicing
- How to make our Company ready for e-invoicing
- Things to take care while e-invoicing.
- Resolving errors
- Cancelling e-invoice
Making your API id ready for e-invoicing
Before e-invoicing you have to make a separate API id first. This id is separate from your existing e-invoice portal. This id would help you to deal with e-invoicing portal from a particular software. In this case you need an API id with your respective GSP (GST Suvidha Provider). which would be Tally India Pvt. Ltd.
Go to your e-invoicing portal and after logging in just create an API user id.
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Generate API id for Tally Prime |
After OTP authentication just select GSP option from top and select Tally India Pvt. Ltd. from drop down list. After that just generate your id.
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Generate API id for Tally India as GSP |
Finish creating your api id on e-invoicing portal.
Making your Tally ready for E-invoicing.
First of enable e-invoicing in company
Go to F11 then go to GST option
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Enable e-invoicing in TallyPrime |
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Configuring e-invoice setting in Tally Prime |
Applicable from : This is the date from which your e-invoice would be applicable.
Bill from place : Mention your billing location.
Default period for the e-invoice report: This is the default period of e-invoice report which can be up to 30 days. But as default it is set as 3 days as you have to generate e-invoice within 72 hours.
Send e-Way Bill details with e-invoice : If you want to generate e-way bill along with this e-invoice then put this option to yes and your e-way bill will be generated automatically.
Your e-invoicing in Tally Prime is ready.
Make an invoice as usual
Now you are ready to make e-invoicing automatically. One thing additionally required would be the information of billed to and shipped to place.
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Mandatory information for e-invoicing |
Three Things to take care while preparing e-invoice.
- Make sure that you have generated api id with Tally India as your GSP and you have the password.
- Mention complete party address and the PIN code of all the parties.
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Making parties ready for e-invoicing |
3. Make sure that all the products have proper HSN code .
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Making all products ready for e-invoicing |
How to resolve e-invoice errors.
There are high chances that you may not get all the things right in first attempt. After accepting the voucher you may get this error message in the right bottom screen .
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Error message when mandatory information missing |
You can resolve that by pressing Alt + Z and then F5 e-invoice.
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Finding errors in e-invoices |
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Finding errors in e-invoice |
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List of invoices ready for e-invoice |
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e-invoice cancellation confirmation |
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