Don’t see your ERP? Here’s the honest picture.
Ledgeree doesn’t claim to sync live with every accounting system on earth today -- it's built on an architecture designed to make adding one fast, plus an export path that already works with any ERP that accepts an import file.
Tally Prime and Zoho Books.
These are the two real, live-sync adapters built and shipping today -- full GST-place-of-supply correctness, B2B GSTIN invoicing, export zero-rating, and credit notes, for both.
The architecture behind the claim.
One canonical order model, many adapters
Every ERP integration is written once against a shared order model -- GST place-of-supply, B2B/export handling, credit notes -- rather than as a bespoke Shopify-to-X pipeline. Adding a new ERP means writing a new adapter against an existing interface, not re-deriving the sync engine from scratch.
Cloud-API ERPs are the fastest to add
An ERP with a real REST API (like Zoho Books) plugs into the existing adapter interface directly. An ERP with no cloud API (like Tally) needs a local relay agent -- more work, but still the same canonical model underneath.
Export-ready templates work with anything today
Ledgeree Books' GSTR-1/3B-ready export is a plain Excel/CSV package -- it doesn't require a live adapter to be useful for any ERP that accepts an import file, right now.
What's next depends on real demand.
GCC-region Zoho Books and Tally, Vyapar, Xero, QuickBooks Online, and enterprise ERPs (SAP Business One, NetSuite, Dynamics 365) are all on the roadmap, sequenced by where the same install-base scarcity that makes Tally valuable repeats -- not just raw popularity. Busy Accounting and Marg ERP are explicitly not planned as live-sync targets right now (their user base rarely overlaps with Shopify D2C sellers) -- see their honest status pages:
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