Exception review
Gross margin moved 17.3 pp against the policy threshold.
CApex
CApex turns Tally data into materiality-aware, audit-ready exceptions—without taking the reviewer out of the loop.
From raw ledger to reviewed exception.
Gross margin moved 17.3 pp against the policy threshold.
Built for a better audit workflow.
Visible rules and thresholds make every exception explainable.
Review, resolve, and document the decision in the same workspace.
Surface material movements using prior-period comparison.
“The goal is not another black box. It is a quieter, more defensible audit review.”
One clean workspace.
Bring in Tally XML/XLSX data and preserve the original import batch.
Apply explainable checks to period movement, balances, and manufacturing accounts.
Manufacturing v1.
GST-guided suggestion, confirmed by the auditor.
✓ Raw material movement✓ Work-in-progress movement✓ Finished-goods movement1% of COGS
inventory tolerance
10 pp
gross-margin movement
“Every exception should show its work—and every review should leave an evidence trail.”
Questions.
CApex automates the tedious, mechanical part of ledger scrutiny before an audit begins. Upload a client's trial balance and it runs deterministic checks, correct debit/credit classification, balance sheet continuity across years, physical-impossibility checks like negative cash, unresolved suspense balances, and surfaces every exception in one reviewable queue instead of a CA manually scanning the whole trial balance line by line.
No. CApex flags what needs a human's attention, it never decides whether something is actually wrong. Every finding sits in a review queue where the auditor investigates, clears it, or flags it for follow-up with their own notes attached. The judgement stays entirely with the CA; CApex just makes sure nothing gets missed in a wall of numbers.
A Trial Balance or Day Book export in XML format, from Gateway of Tally → Display More Reports → Trial Balance → Alt+E → export as XML. We also support a standard trial balance spreadsheet (XLSX) for clients on other systems.
Yes. Every exception's status and your notes persist even if you re-run scrutiny after correcting the underlying data; nothing you've already reviewed gets wiped or has to be redone.
Not in the current version. Today's scope is trial balance scrutiny, correct classification, continuity, and balance integrity. GST/TDS portal reconciliation and vouching are on the roadmap as the next layer.