Riko for Teams · everyone can ask, nothing touches Tally unchecked
Riko for Teams

Everyone can ask. Nothing touches Tally unchecked.

When more than one person works on the books — an owner and an accountant, a head office and three branches — the risk isn't that people can't see the numbers, it's that anyone can change them. Riko gives every person on your team their own login: anyone can ask and propose, the owner approves, and every posting carries the name of the person who made it. Branch staff work in their own Tally; head office sees all of them in one place.

A finance lead in a bright head office holding a tablet, three tall windows behind her each showing a different business-park skyline, colleagues in the distance.
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A login for each person, not a shared password.

Your team proposes changes, you approve them, and the log shows who did what. Nobody shares a password to see the numbers.

3 or 10 users · propose → approve
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Three branches, three Tallys, one live dashboard.

Teams connects up to three Tally licenses, synced every few minutes, so head office asks one question and gets one answer across branches.

Multi-license · live dashboard
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Month-end that tells you what's pending.

Riko Close lists what's open at each branch, and bank reconciliation runs for each account, before anyone asks.

Riko Close · bank reconciliation

Business if you run one Tally. Teams if you run several.