Tally
Tally re-adds the rows behind every figure in a report and tells you which ones tie out — and which don't, with the exact rows to prove it. Here are two real examples: one report that's right, one that isn't.
🔒 Your spreadsheet never leaves your browser. Everything here runs on your device.Example 1 — a report that's right
A consultancy invoicing its clients
Rivet Consulting logs time on one tab and invoices from a per-client summary on another. Tally re-adds the entries and checks every figure on that invoice.
1 The sheet their time entries
2 The report what the client is billed
3 Tally's check …
Every figure on the invoice traces back to real entries. Nothing to fix — send it.
Example 2 — a report with a mistake
A landscaping business's monthly numbers
GreenEdge tracks jobs on one tab and shows the owner a revenue-by-crew summary on another. Same check — but this month one figure doesn't tie out.
1 The sheet their job log
2 The report revenue by crew
3 Tally's check …
One crew's total is overstated by $3,450 — a job counted twice. Caught before it reached anyone.
Now try yours
Check one of your own
An .xlsx with a summary and the rows behind it — two tabs, or one. Messy is fine: title rows, currency symbols, footer totals. Nothing is uploaded.
Where this is going
Today, and what's next
Every figure re-added from the rows underneath, with the receipt — exactly what the two examples above show.
Turn any check into a shareable “✓ Verified” link. Your client clicks any figure and sees the rows behind it.
The harder question: does your report agree with your books — or your CRM, or last month's file? The tie-out no spreadsheet can do on its own.
Describe the report you need; get it built with every figure already verified against the source. Not generated and hoped for — proven.
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