Integrations
Connected to 14 systems your business already uses.
Tally maintains live integrations with the major accounting, payment, payroll, e-commerce, CRM, and communication systems used by Ballast's clients. Each integration follows the same safety pattern: minimum scope, allowlisted endpoints, encrypted credentials, and revocable access.
Accounting2 integrations
QuickBooks Online
ActiveTally's accounting backbone. Reads chart of accounts, transactions, vendors, customers, and reports. Creates bills, invoices, payments, journal entries, deposits, transfers, and credit memos through approval-gated workflows. Tagged with [Modified by Ballast-Tally] for full auditability.
Learn more →ClosePilot
ActiveRead-only access to month-end close review issues, severity classifications, and tech-debt tracking from ClosePilot. Maps to QuickBooks via realm ID. Strictly read-only — Tally cannot modify close reviews.
Learn more →Finance & Spend3 integrations

Ramp
ActiveReads card transactions, bills, reimbursements, statements, and vendors. Writes are limited to bill drafts, transaction memos, and ready-to-sync flags. Direct bill creation that bypasses draft is hard-blocked. Cannot move money or change cards.
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Bill.com
ActiveReads bills, vendors, vendor credits, chart of accounts, and approval policies. Creates bills and vendor credits — but only when an approval policy exists in the org. Payments, vendor bank accounts, and approval-policy mutations are hard-blocked at the code level.
Learn more →Stripe
ActiveRead-only access to charges, payment intents, refunds, balance transactions, payouts, disputes, customers, products, prices, invoices, and subscriptions. Card fingerprints, bank account numbers, and street addresses are stripped from all responses.
Learn more →E-commerce2 integrations

Shopify
ActiveRead-only access to orders, transactions, refunds, payouts, disputes, products, customers, and inventory levels. Buyer addresses, phone numbers, IPs, and credit card details are stripped from all responses. Supports both Shopify Payments and external payment providers.
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Amazon Seller Central
ActiveRead-only SP-API access to orders, financial event groups, settlement reports, FBA inventory, catalog items, fee estimates, and competitive pricing. Buyer PII (names, emails, addresses, tax info) is automatically stripped. Settlement reconciliation against QuickBooks deposits.
Learn more →Communication2 integrations
Outlook
ActiveReads shared mailbox messages, folders, and attachments. Creates drafts only — Tally cannot send email. Per-client allowed-recipient-domains list prevents data exfiltration. Email bodies are sanitized for prompt-injection mitigation before reaching the agent.
Learn more →Slack
ActivePer-client dedicated channel for Tally conversations. The agent posts answers, asks clarifying questions, and surfaces approvals. Channel-to-client mapping is enforced server-side — Tally cannot leak data across client boundaries.
Learn more →Documents2 integrations
SharePoint
ActiveReads and writes files in per-client allowlisted SharePoint folders. Used for source-document storage, statement uploads, and workpaper management. Per-client folder paths prevent cross-client access.
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Google Sheets
ActiveReads and writes Google Sheets spreadsheets shared with the Ballast team. Per-client allowlist of spreadsheet IDs enforces isolation. No delete capability — Tally cannot trash sheets, copy them, or modify permissions.
Learn more →Same safety model, every integration
Built the same way, on purpose.
Every integration in Tally is built on the same architectural pattern. Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Every API request passes through an allowlist of permitted paths and methods before transmission. Personally identifiable information is stripped at the integration layer before reaching dashboards or AI agents. Audit tags identify Tally-originated writes.
The result: when a Ballast accountant connects a new system to a client's engagement, you get the same security posture you got with the last one — no surprises, no special cases.
Need an integration that isn't listed?
We add integrations as our clients need them. If your business runs on a system Tally doesn't connect to yet, let us know.