Get started effortlessly with TallyPrime Powered by AWS

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Experience a step-by-step guide to simplify your setup and get started with TallyPrime Powered by AWS.

How to Get Started with TallyPrime Powered by AWS in 5 Simple Steps

Step 1

Check your inbox for an email with login credentials and setup details.

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Step 2

Log in to TallyPrime powered by AWS via the client app or web browser using the credentials provided.

  • Download setup file for client app.
  • Access via browser by clicking here.
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Step 3

Open TallyPrime, select Reactivate License.

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Step 4

Upload your data to the virtual computer:

  • Locate your data folder on your computer and compress it into a .zip file.
  • Click the “Storage” button in the top-left corner, select Shared Data.
  • Choose Upload and select the files you want to upload.
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To set up your data:

  • Select Disk (D:)Shared DataData (D:\Shared_Data\Data).
  • To unzip, right-click on the data folder → Select ‘Extract’.
  • Open TallyPrime and you’re all set to access your company data.
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Frequently Asked Questions

TallyPrime on AWS offers Tally’s latest release hosted on Amazon’s secure cloud, providing anytime access with reliable storage and scalability options.

You can access TallyPrime on your virtual computer using Chrome across Windows, Mac, or Linux, or through the dedicated Windows Client application for a seamless experience.

Our dedicated support team is available to assist with your initial setup and any technical issues you may encounter. For more complex concerns, we will ensure you receive the necessary assistance promptly.

The system specifications for each plan depend on the number of users. For detailed information, please refer to the specifications guide.

Yes, each pack includes dedicated backup storage, starting at 5 GB for the personal pack and scaling up to 100 GB for the enterprise pack.

Once your setup is complete, you’ll receive login credentials via email to access TallyPrime on the cloud.