Bring your jewellery books across from Busy or Marg

Export from Busy as Excel or from Marg as Tally-format XML, import, then set up rates and posting accounts for a jewellery shop.

Both are read through the spreadsheet import. Finocket brings across the books, not the jewellery-specific facts (purity, per-piece weight, HUID, metal balances): set those up after the import.

Busy

Administration → Data Export Import → Export Data → Masters (Accounts, Items) → Excel
Basic exports Excel by report only. Busy XML is not read yet.

Marg

Reports → Management Report → Utilities → Data Import/Export → Tally/Busy Export writes ledgers, items and vouchers as two Tally-format XML files (Masters, then Daybook). Drop them on the same import screen.
Without that export: Bridger → Export → Masters as CSV, then Reports → each report → Excel, and map the columns on the next screen.

What comes across, and what does not

Groups, accounts, opening balances, parties, items, and invoices, bills, payments and journals. Not copied: filed GST returns, IRNs and e-way bills; bank reconciliations; attached files. Busy's print formats and user rights, and Marg's scheme masters and rate lists, stay behind. Marg's Sales Voucher and party-ledger column layouts are not confirmed, so check the dry run before you import. See Import your data for the steps.

Bringing purity, metal and making charge with the items

Purity, metal, tag number, making charge and wastage are item fields that come with the jewellery setup, so approve that setup first. Then, in the spreadsheet import, choose Items and download the item sheet: it has one column for each item field in your workspace, and the same columns come back in on import. A source file that does not carry them is filled in on the sheet before you import it.

After the import

Enter today's rate under Jewellery → Rates, choose the posting accounts under Jewellery rates & settings, then follow your first jewellery invoice.

All the sources you can migrate from

Pick where your books live today

One card per source you can migrate from — Tally, Zoho, Odoo, Vyapar, myBillBook, Book Keeper, Busy, Marg or a spreadsheet — each linking to that source's own export menu path. The five-screen mechanics (Pick, Map, Dry run, Import, Reconcile) are the same for all of them and live in the overview.

Import your data from Zoho, Odoo, Vyapar or a spreadsheet

One place for every source: how to export from it, what comes across today, what is next and what is left behind on purpose. Files are read on your device, every record is reviewed in a dry run before anything is written, and the result is reconciled against your old books.

Run a jewellery counter on Finocket

Purity-wise items with HSN 7113, serials and FIFO cost layers for pieces, metal and making split cleanly on GST invoices, and UPI settlements reconciled — the counter, mapped.