SkyConnect is the integration layer of the TraCarta platform. It pushes reconciled vouchers, structured invoices, and audit-ready records into your existing accounting and ERP systems, and pulls the data TraCarta needs back. Both directions. Scheduled. Audited.
Most finance platforms hand you a report and call it done. The last mile, getting that report into the system where your team actually works, is where the work quietly piles up. SkyConnect exists so that work disappears.
The default delivery model is a CSV. Someone downloads it, opens it in Excel, fixes the column order, uploads it to the ERP, fixes what the ERP rejected, posts what’s left. Every cycle. Every entity. Every month-end.
Tally wants XML. SAP wants IDocs or BAPI. Oracle wants FBDI. Zoho wants its own JSON shape. A generic export forces your team to do the translation work that should have already been done.
Once a CSV leaves TraCarta and enters Excel, the link between the airline invoice, the reconciliation, the journal, and the posted voucher is broken. Auditors ask “how do you know this entry maps to this invoice?”, and the honest answer is “a spreadsheet someone edited.”
SkyConnect speaks your stack’s native dialects, on schedules that match your filing cycle, with a complete audit chain from source invoice to posted voucher.
Tally XML, SAP IDoc/BAPI, Oracle FBDI, Zoho native API, each ERP gets the voucher format it expects, with the field structure your accountant would have typed by hand.
GSTR-2B entries pulled from the GSTN portal on every filing cycle. Vendor masters synced from your ERP. Cost-centre and project codes refreshed as they change. The platform stays current without anyone uploading anything.
Each pushed voucher and each pulled record carries a full provenance chain: source, transformation, destination, timestamp, approver. Auditors get a single export with the chain intact.
Two categories: the accounting and ERP systems where your books live, and the regulatory portals where your tax data flows. Custom systems on request, usually two weeks from sign-off to first sync.
Not every connection should move at the same speed. SkyConnect supports three rhythms. Pick what fits each system, change it any time.
Event-driven push the moment a journal is approved. Latency in seconds. Best for tightly-coupled accounting workflows where the books need to reflect TraCarta’s state continuously.
Cycle-aligned sweeps, daily, weekly, or aligned to filing dates. Best for systems where batch posting suits your workflow, or where the destination has its own approval cadence.
Manual trigger from SkyBoard or via webhook. Best for sensitive postings your team wants to gate explicitly, or for one-time backfills and migrations.
The principle: SkyConnect should have the minimum access needed to do its job, on encrypted paths, with a complete record of what crossed each boundary.
SkyConnect requests the narrowest scope each system supports. Master pulls run on read-only credentials. Voucher push uses dedicated service accounts your IT team can disable at any moment.
Every connection, to your ERP, to GSTN, between modules, uses encryption your security team would expect. No data moves over unsecured channels.
Each push and pull records source, destination, byte count, timestamp, and the operator or system that triggered it. Exportable for audit, queryable by your team, immutable once written.
No. SkyConnect initiates every connection outbound from our infrastructure to your systems, or from your systems to ours, when you prefer. You don’t open inbound ports or expose your ERP to the internet.
Fully supported. SkyConnect runs a small relay agent inside your network for on-prem systems. It opens outbound TLS connections only, no inbound rules required, and your IT team controls the credentials.
Almost always. If your system has any way to accept structured data, an API, an inbox, a watched folder, a database table, we can integrate. Custom integrations typically take two weeks from sign-off to first live sync.
SkyConnect queues. Vouchers wait in our buffer, your inbound pulls hold position, and we retry with exponential backoff. When the destination recovers, the queue drains in order. Nothing is lost; nothing is double-posted.
Yes. Every connection is independent. Disable Tally for a maintenance window, keep SAP and GSTR-2B flowing. Resume Tally when you’re ready. The queue catches up automatically.
SkyConnect pulls your COA from the ERP on a configurable cadence. When you add a new GL or cost-centre, SkyIQ’s mapping picks it up automatically. No re-configuration on our side, no re-deployment.
We’ll connect SkyConnect to one of your systems, usually Tally, SAP, or your GSTN portal, in two weeks. You’ll see what data moves, on what schedule, with what audit trail. If it doesn’t fit, walk away.
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