Audit software for CA firms in India.An entire audit season,compressed intoan afternoon.
Audcrix is an audit tool built for chartered accountants in India. It reads every ledger and every voucher straight from Tally or Zoho Books, drives the whole statutory battery across the complete population, and hands back a defensible, evidence-backed file in seconds.
80%Eighty percent of an engagement was never judgement. That part is now gone.
It was retrieval, footing, matching and transcription — the season that produces no opinion. Audcrix is built native to that work: it reads the books once and returns the whole of it in seconds. What reaches you is the twenty percent that actually needed a Chartered Accountant.
Data work — gathering, footing, matching, transcribing80%
Now machine work. Seconds.
Judgement — scrutiny, conclusion, opinion20%
Still yours. Only yours.
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Distinct capabilities on one synced dataset
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Of the voucher population read, not sampled
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Figures retyped by hand into a report
One sync, then one click each
What lands on your desk already done.
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Applicability settled before you start
One profile decides what applies — and what does not.
Constitution, turnover, listing, registrations and headcount gate every check, threshold and disclosure that follows. Each one that does not apply says so, and says why.
Gates every test that follows
By handDeciding applicability from memory, client by client
In AudcrixGated automatically, everywhere
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The books read whole — and the read proved
Every voucher in, and reconciled against Tally's own totals.
A paired outbound channel reads the ledgers and vouchers without opening a port on the Tally machine, resumes where it stopped, refuses the wrong company — then reconciles what arrived against Tally's own trial balance and profit and loss.
A mismatch blocks finalisation, never flows on
By handExporting to Excel and hoping nothing was dropped
In AudcrixRead whole, and proved
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Every ledger classified and analysed
The whole ledger master read, grouped and understood — not skimmed.
Each ledger placed by its own group chain rather than by a keyword in its name, with movement, balance and behaviour surfaced so the unusual one is visible among the thousand ordinary ones.
The base every other engine reads from
By handScrolling a ledger master looking for something odd
In AudcrixClassified, grouped, ranked
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Voucher-level scrutiny across the population
Every voucher examined, with the rate or threshold at hand.
Transaction-level examination with reference panels for the limit in question, and anything worth a second look flagged into a consolidated review report.
Ready for your review report
By handSampling vouchers and hoping the rest are fine
In AudcrixAll of them, flagged where it matters
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Accounting checks that show their basis
Completeness, cut-off, accrual and classification — each with its evidence.
A depth-laddered library of checks, every one opening onto the ledgers and vouchers behind its verdict — on a clean pass exactly as on an exception.
Every finding exports as a working paper or a query
By handA checklist ticked from memory
In AudcrixTested, evidenced, drillable
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Related parties mapped once, applied everywhere
Map the parties once. Every transaction then discloses itself.
Nature, relationship and value held per party and applied consistently across every transaction, with §185 loans and §188 contracts tested alongside — overrides logged with a full trail.
Ready for AS 18, §188 and §185
By handChasing directors' relatives through a spreadsheet
Scans across the full voucher population for the patterns a sceptical senior would hunt, with honest gap flags where data is not synced, so a blank screen is never mistaken for a clean result.
Ready for SA 240 and your review report
By handHoping something odd catches your eye
In AudcrixFlagged, with the entries attached
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The Standards file, written as you work
Materiality, risk, sampling, confirmations and the letters — all of it, documented.
The risk register, the sample with its projection, the analytical review, the opening-balance cascade and journal-entry scoring. External confirmation letters drafted and reconciled party by party, and a management representation letter assembled from what the engagement actually found — not a template.
Ready for a reviewing partner
By handAssembling working papers the week before review
In AudcrixDocumented as it happens
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Receivables and payables aged from Tally's own bills
Schedule III ageing that ties to the ledger — with no ageing report to chase.
Bill-wise ageing captured during the sync itself, bucketed in Schedule III format and tied back to the ledger closing, party by party. A party that must sit outside the buckets is excluded with a stated reason and stays visible as 'not aged' rather than quietly disappearing.
Ready for the ageing disclosure and CARO's long-pending questions
By handAsking the client for an ageing report, then reconciling it
In AudcrixCaptured at sync, tied to the ledger
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Every disallowance, section by section
Each add-back listed under the section that triggers it.
Cash payments over the limit, MSME dues unpaid past the window with Udyam verified, late TDS, §14A on the correct base, §36(1)(va), §37(1) — each with the ledgers and vouchers that caused it, and a decision you can reverse.
Ready for the tax computation, each add-back evidenced
By handScanning every expense ledger for cash, MSME and TDS defaults
In AudcrixListed, evidenced, decided
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TDS answered deductee by deductee
Who was paid, under which section, and whether the deduction was right.
PAN-keyed and section-aware, resolving the real payee from the voucher rather than the expense head — with the §194Q turnover gate, §194R kept to review, and no invented 20% where PAN is genuinely absent.
Ready for your quarterly returns and the deposit position
By handReconciling deduction rates ledger by ledger
In AudcrixEvery payee, every section, checked
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26AS and AIS reconciled to the books
Every deductor matched, every gap named — not just a difference.
The consolidated statement, 26AS and AIS set against the books party by party, with the receivable netted signed, and the exact entry behind each mismatch identified.
Ready to defend the TDS receivable, party by party
By handEyeballing a 40-page 26AS against a ledger printout
In AudcrixMatched, with each gap explained
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The income-tax position, section by section
The sections that actually apply, with the rupee effect routed.
Applicable provisions walked against the client's own profile, §269SS/T/ST tested per ledger, the 5% cash test with transfers excluded, depreciation on the Act's basis — 1961 today, 2025 gated to FY 2026-27 without discarding an earlier working.
Ready for the book-profit to taxable-income bridge
By handA section checklist and last year's file
In AudcrixWalked, computed, flagged
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GST matched to what was actually filed
Twelve months of books against the returns, on one screen.
Outward supply taken from the GST register itself and every leg classified by its own tax tag — set against the GSTR-1, 2A, 2B and 3B you upload, per tax period, with reverse charge, set-off and the control account reconciled.
Ready for the annual return, every variance placed
By handTwelve months matched by hand, every year
In AudcrixUpload the returns — the matrix builds itself
Recently shipped
What landed this season.
Every item below is live for every firm today — read from the client's own books, shown with its basis, and nothing on a roadmap. The index further down carries each of them as a line.
Oct 2026Books Sync
Zoho Books, region by region
A firm whose clients keep books on zoho.in and zoho.com connects each region on its own, and a client on either lands in the same tables Tally fills — one sync, one engine.
Sep 2026Statutory Audit
The other side of the books
A client's balance with another client of the same firm is held against what that client's own synced books say, and the difference is named to the rupee.
Sep 2026TDS
How the rest of the firm treats this vendor
The TDS section every other audit in the firm applied to the same PAN, shown beside the one this audit chose.
Sep 2026Books Sync
A sync that proves itself, or blocks
A master sent without balances, a ledger renamed between two fetches, a closing the export never carried — each is caught and named before a figure is computed on it.
Sep 2026Statutory Audit
SA 315 — the risks this entity has
Risk identification named from the entity's own books — concentration, cut-off, estimates, related parties — into a register that is the auditor's document, not a computed view.
Sep 2026Statutory Audit
Bills read, matched and vouched
Drop in every bill at once. Audcrix reads each one, finds its voucher, checks amount, date, invoice number and GSTIN, and ticks what it proves.
Sep 2026Client portal
The client answers at their own door
A portal where the client answers the auditor's queries and sends the documents themselves, in place — no e-mail chain, and the firm's notes never shown.
Sep 2026Statutory Audit
Going concern read from the year the company lived
Six conditions read from what the books did — cash runway, suppliers paid later, statutory arrears, a secured loan unserviced, erosion, and what happened after year end.
Sep 2026Statutory Audit
Related parties the register forgot
SA 550 candidates found in the books themselves, tiered by the strength of the evidence, for the CA to confirm or dismiss.
Sep 2026Statutory Audit
Journal entries selected the way a CA would vouch them
SA 240 testing learns the client's own posting pattern and selects what stands out from it, with a concluded working paper.
Sep 2026Statutory Audit
Liabilities that were never accrued
Next year's books read for this year's expenses that no provision was ever made for.
Sep 2026Audit
The Audit Focus List
Five engines' findings ranked into one list, the same fact counted once, so the review starts where it matters.
Sep 2026Financials
Financial due diligence
Borrowings less cash, the working-capital peg and quality of earnings — each adjustment proposed with its evidence, and none of it decided on the buyer's behalf.
Sep 2026GST
GSTR-9 and 9C, table by table
Annual return and reconciliation workings built from the books and the filed returns, every variance placed, and a reason required before anything is exported.
Sep 2026Bank Reconciliation
Any bank statement, including a scan
Statements in any layout are read and matched to the books month by month, and the reconciliation statement is built from what did not match.
Sep 2026Fraud & forensics
The invoice booked twice
The same supplier invoice booked under two ledgers is found by the invoice number Tally already carries; customers and suppliers are held against their own year's pattern.
Sep 2026Team
A member reaches only the clients allotted to them
Per-client access enforced on every route that names a client — not only the list — and sessions that end when a member is removed.
For the firm, not just the file
The engagement file is already assembled.
Nothing lives in a folder on an article's laptop. Every working paper, finding, override and confirmation is written into the engagement as the work is done — with who did it and when.
Peer review, without the scramble
When the file is called for, it is already there: the checks that were run, the basis each one showed, the queries raised and cleared, and the trail behind every override. No reconstructing a season from a shared drive of spreadsheets.
Working-paper index
Every override logged
Queries and clearances
Retrievable years later
See the article's work as it happens
Partners and managers watch the engagement move in real time — client by client, module by module — and review in place. No status calls, no version-7 workbook arriving by email at midnight.
Live progress per client
Roles from partner to article
Review where the work sits
One version, always
Engagement activityLive
ArticleLedger Analysis · 148 ledgers classified
ArticleDetailed Scrutiny · 12 vouchers flagged for review
The 14outputs above are the headline. Underneath them sits the whole apparatus — every check, every gate, every reconciliation that fires the moment a client’s books land. Nothing here is a roadmap item.
Scoping & applicability
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What applies to this client, decided before a single test runs
Statutory profile — constitution, PAN, GSTIN, CIN
Turnover, listing and registration gates
§44AB audit applicability
§194Q applicability from prior-year turnover
Company · LLP · firm · trust routing
Branches under one PAN audited as one entity
Trading, manufacturing or service routing
Per-check N/A, with the reason it does not apply
Labour-law thresholds by headcount
The data spine
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Reading the books whole, and proving the read
Direct read from Tally over a paired outbound channel
No inbound port opened on the Tally machine
Hundreds of thousands of vouchers, resumably
Incremental sync — only what changed
Prior-year closings pulled automatically
Wrong-company guard before anything loads
Day Book XML and trial-balance upload fallback
Reconciled against Tally's own trial balance and P&L
Raw bytes retained so parser fixes re-heal stored data
A mismatch blocks finalisation — it never flows on
Zoho Books read natively into the same tables Tally fills
Bank statements in any layout, including scans, reconciled month by month
A sync that cannot prove itself is blocked, with the reason named
Ledger & voucher intelligence
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The population read as a whole, not skimmed
Classification by the ledger's own group chain
Never by a keyword in the ledger name
Abnormal balances kept on their natural side
Signed netting of Dr against Cr, never absolute values
Ledger-wise movement, balance and behaviour
Voucher primitives and exception flags
Trial-balance tie-out
Integrated-inventory implied closing
Combined vouchers split per party leg
Accounting & reporting checks
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Completeness through classification, each showing its basis
Completeness · cut-off · accrual · provision
Classification and presentation testing
Financial-year-keyed rules with a depth ladder
Basis shown on every verdict — a clean pass included
Alternative procedures where a confirmation does not return
Management representation letter assembled from the findings
Working-paper index — open gaps block the lock
TCWG communication and the deficiency schedule
Independence, EQCR and UDIN gates
Cross-SA consistency across SA 200–720
SA 315 — risks named from the entity's own books
SA 240 — journal entries selected from the client's own posting pattern
SA 550 — related-party candidates found in the books when the register is empty
SA 570 — going concern read from what the year did, not a year-end photograph
Unrecorded liabilities found in next year's books
Bills read and vouched against their vouchers — amount, date, invoice no., GSTIN
One list of what to look at first, the same fact counted once
A balance checked against the other party's own synced books
Direct tax
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From the voucher to a defensible tax position
Deductee-wise TDS, keyed to PAN
The real payee resolved from the voucher, not the expense head
Section determination with the §194Q turnover gate
§194R treated as review — never auto-applied
No automatic 20% where PAN is genuinely absent
TDS deposit and month-wise payable movement
26AS, AIS and the consolidated statement against books
The TDS section the rest of the firm applied to the same PAN
§40(a)(ia) and §40(a)(i) — TDS defaults
§40A(3) — cash payments over the limit
§43B and §43B(h) MSME, with Udyam verification
§36(1)(va) — employee contributions
§14A with Rule 8D, computed on the correct base
§37(1) and §201 interest
§269SS · §269T · §269ST, strictly per ledger
Loans-given register for reporting
§206C — collection at source
Depreciation on the Income-tax Act basis
Book profit to taxable income bridge
5% cash test, inter-account transfers excluded
Income-tax Act 2025, gated to FY 2026-27
Corporate law
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The Companies Act obligations that sit inside the audit
§185 — loans to directors and connected persons
§188 — related-party contracts and arrangements
AS 18 — related-party disclosure
Related parties mapped once, applied to every transaction
Nature, relationship and value held per party
Each party disclosing on its own leg
Overrides logged with a full audit trail
Entity-type gating — company, LLP, firm, trust
LLP layer — Form 8, Form 11 and §194T
Deposits and specified transactions tested per ledger
Indirect tax — GST
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The register is the authority, period by period
Books against GSTR-1, 2A, 2B and 3B by tax period
Outward supply taken from the GST register itself
Every leg classified by its own tax tag
Never by the name of the voucher type
Output IGST, CGST and SGST per period
Input credit, and its reversal
Reverse charge — booked, relief, and set-off by counterpart
GST control account opening and movement
Section-wise control totals that must hold
Filed returns read as uploaded, period by period
Month × return matrix, colour-coded
Excel export with frozen panes
GSTR-9 and 9C workings, table by table, from the books and the returns
The practice around it
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The firm, not only the file
Partner, manager, team lead and article roles
Custom roles where the firm needs them
Real-time presence and revision awareness
Plain-language activity trail, drillable
Measured processing time against manual hours
A separate, isolated workspace per firm
A client portal — queries answered and documents sent at the client's own door
Access by client allotment, enforced on every route that names a client
Sessions that end, and every sign-in recorded
What it is written against
Not intelligent. Grounded.
Every engine is written against a named instrument, and every test states the provision it tests. Where a threshold or a rate moves, it moves with a citation and a financial-year gate — and the prior year’s workings stay exactly as they were signed.
Assurance
Standards on Auditing, scoped end to end
SA 200–299 — general principles
SA 210 · 220 — terms and quality
SA 315 · 320 — risk and materiality
SA 500 · 501 · 505 — audit evidence
SA 580 — written representations
SA 510 — opening balances
SA 520 — analytical procedures
SA 530 — audit sampling
SA 540 — accounting estimates
SA 550 — related parties
SA 560 · 570 — events and going concern
SA 600 — work of other auditors
SA 230 · 260 · 265 — documentation
SA 240 — fraud
ICAI Guidance Notes
Direct tax
Income-tax Act 1961, and 2025 from FY 2026-27
§44AB — audit applicability
Chapter XVII-B — deduction at source
§194Q · §194R · §194T
§206C — collection at source
§40(a)(ia) · §40(a)(i)
§40A(3) — cash payments
§43B and §43B(h) — MSMED
§36(1)(va) — employee contributions
§14A with Rule 8D
§37(1) · §201 interest
§269SS · §269T · §269ST
Appendix I — depreciation
Form 26AS · AIS · TRACES
Corporate law
Companies Act 2013 and the accounting standards
§185 — loans to directors
§188 — related-party contracts
AS 18 — related-party disclosure
Related-party register per entity
Company · LLP · firm · trust gating
LLP Form 8 and Form 11
Deposits and specified transactions
Audit trail on every override
Constitution-driven applicability
Branches under one PAN
Indirect tax — GST
The returns as filed, and the registers behind them
GSTR-1 — outward supply
GSTR-2A · 2B — input credit
GSTR-3B — the period position
Outward register as the authority
Classification by the leg's own tax tag
Output IGST · CGST · SGST
Input credit and reversal
Reverse charge and relief
Set-off by counterpart
GST control account movement
Filed returns, read as uploaded
MSMED — Udyam verification
Open any number
A figure you cannot inspect is a figure you cannot sign.
Every headline number on every screen opens into the ledgers, the vouchers and the group chain that produced it — on a clean pass as readily as on an exception.
Any figure, openedDrill-through
Trade payables — as per books1,12,40,806Group-gated
26AS vs books — Deductor 2 · 194J45,000Short 4,500
Reconciled to Tally's own P&L at sync✓Matched
Illustrative — not client data.
Audit × Technology
Where the ledger meets the machine.
The Standards are timeless. The stationery is not. Audcrix is what happens when statute-grade rigour is handed to something that reads every line, every time, without tiring — and hands the judgement straight back to you.
Statute×SoftwareEvery test cites the provision it tests
Evidence×EngineEvery verdict opens onto its own ledgers
Judgement×SpeedA season of data work, returned in seconds