Most of our trading customers also qualify for /for-tally-users - both pages serve you. The difference is framing.

/for-tally-usersdescribes how we connect to Tally and which Tally-native workflows we automate - Outstanding Receivables, GST Reconciliation, Vendor Payments. It's the right page if your first question is "will this read my Tally cleanly?"

This pagefocuses on the analysis questions specific to trading businesses - SKU margin, dead stock, customer aging by channel - which require crossing Tally with your CRM and inventory module. It's the right page if your first question is "why is my margin slipping and where?"

That's exactly the case Kolossus is built for. Most BI tools surface gross sales and call it a day. We read every discount layer - volume slabs, scheme offers, payment-term incentives, channel-specific rates - and compute true net realization per SKU per customer.

If your discount structures live in Excel sheets your finance team maintains, we read those too.

Yes. Multi-warehouse is the default case for our distributors. Stock levels visible across all locations in one query.

Better - Kolossus actively flags "this SKU is dead in Mumbai but short in Bangalore" and suggests transfers. That's the kind of insight aggregate reports never surface.

Channel data tagged in your CRM or customer master is preserved automatically when channel data exists. Every report can be sliced by channel without manual filtering.

E-commerce returns data, modern trade payment cycles, distributor scheme settlements - Kolossus reads all of these into the same view so margin truth is comparable across channels.

That's almost universal in trading businesses.

During the first POC week, Kolossus surfaces SKU master variants ("ABC-RED-500ML" in CRM vs "ABC RED 500" in Tally) and either auto-maps them confidently or flags ambiguous cases for your team to confirm. Once mapped, queries work across systems transparently.

Yes - full role-based access. Territory or rep data filtered per user. The CFO sees the portfolio. Sales heads see their channel or territory. Reps see their accounts only.

Customer pricing and competitor information can be hidden from specific roles. All access is logged and exportable to your security team.

Annual subscription. Tier depends on number of warehouses, users, query volume, and whether you need on-premise deployment.

Most standard mid-market trading businesses fit our default tier.

POC is free for 14 days on your actual data - no credit card required.

Yes - small finance teams are the strongest fit, not the weakest.

Larger trading houses might already have an analyst pulling Excel reports. Smaller distributors often skip these analyses entirely because nobody has the time. Kolossus replaces the analyst-pulling-Excel pattern, and gives smaller teams the same insights without adding headcount.