TigerFlo connects the bills in your Tally to ChatGPT or Claude. Ask in plain words, in English or Hindi. It tells you who is late and writes the WhatsApp reminder. You press send.
Connect Tally to TigerFlo, or upload your Outstandings (Receivables) report from Tally or Busy. This is what the assistant reads.
In TigerFlo, open Settings, then ChatGPT and Claude, and press Make my private link. Copy it.
In ChatGPT or Claude, add a custom connector and paste the link. Then just ask.
Your ChatGPT or Claude plan needs to allow custom connectors. Menu names can change as these apps update.
The assistant writes the reminder and gives you a WhatsApp link. A message reaches a customer only when you open it and press send.
The connection reads your bills. It cannot edit Tally, delete anything or move money. Payments go straight to your own UPI or bank.
Your link works only for your business. Keep it private like a password. Remove it in Settings and the assistant loses access at once.
ChatGPT and Claude today, and any other AI assistant that accepts custom connectors (the MCP standard), such as the new always-on agents. You can make up to five links, one for each assistant.
The bills customers owe you that are in TigerFlo: customer names, bill numbers, dates, amounts and days late, plus the WhatsApp numbers and UPI ID you saved, so it can write the reminder. The AI company processes your question and the answer under its own privacy terms.
No. It is part of TigerFlo, which is free while we are in early access. Your ChatGPT or Claude plan is separate.
As fresh as your last Tally sync or upload. If the bills are more than a week old, the assistant says so, because payments received since then will not show yet.
No, on purpose. You check every message and press send yourself, from your own WhatsApp.
Start free, bring in your Tally bills, and connect ChatGPT or Claude in two minutes.