Say what happened
"Maria took $120 of stock today."
For small businesses
Tell Talli what happened by voice note, Telegram, or web. It keeps track of who owes what, what they paid, and what still needs attention. If something is unclear, Talli asks before it changes anything.
Example update
"Sarah owes 200 dollars."
Talli records $200 for Sarah and keeps the balance ready.
Your ledger
Tell Talli about a sale, a payment, or a correction. It updates the ledger, shows what it understood, and keeps any question visible until it is answered.
Send a voice note or type an update. Talli asks before it changes anything unclear.
Human review
Activity
Agent activity will appear here as the browser and human work together.
Account
Connect Telegram to use the same ledger in chat and on the web.
Speak or type
Tap the mic and tell Talli what happened.
Your speech will appear here before you send it.
Updates
Clarification required
You can pick a candidate or reply naturally in the composer.
No credit records yet. Tell Talli about your first credit sale to get started.
Ledger
Customers
Customer detail
Choose a customer to see what they owe, what they paid, and the notes behind it.
How it works
Tell Talli what happened, let it check the customer and the amount, then review the updated balance.
"Maria took $120 of stock today."
It looks for the customer, the amount, and whether the update is a sale, payment, settlement, or correction.
Balances, history, and corrections update safely. If the target is uncertain, Talli asks first.
What Talli can help you with
Keep track of credit, payments, and customer balances without going back through old notes.
Send an update by speaking or typing.
Talli keeps track of the people you sell to.
Tell Talli when a customer takes something on credit.
Tell Talli when someone pays part of what they owe.
Tell Talli when the rest is paid and the balance is settled.
If something is wrong, tell Talli what needs to change.
You can follow up without repeating the whole story.
If Talli is not sure what you mean, it asks before changing the ledger.
Safety
If a name, amount, or payment is unclear, Talli pauses and asks. Nothing changes until it has a safe answer.
Real-world examples
Credit sale
"Sarah took $180 of stock."
Talli records the new credit and keeps the customer balance current.
Partial payment
"She paid $50 today."
The balance drops by the paid amount and the remaining amount stays visible.
Settlement
"She paid the rest."
The debt closes when the remaining balance is paid in full.
Correction
"Actually it was $160, not $180."
The original amount is corrected and the change stays in history.
Ambiguity
Two customers named Sarah owe money, so Talli asks before recording a payment.
Clarification is part of the product, not a failure.
Why Talli helps
Many small businesses already track credit in notebooks, chats, and memory. Talli gathers that into one place without making the work feel like software.
Get started
Send a voice note or type an update and let Talli keep track.