Finocket vs BUSY
Your books shouldn't wait for the office PC.
BUSY lives on a Windows machine at the office. Finocket lives in your pocket — record work where it happens, then hand your CA a clean export for final accounts.
| Capability | Finocket | BUSY |
|---|---|---|
| Runs on your phone | Installs as an app; queues entries with no signal | Desktop-first (Windows) |
| Scan a receipt to add an expense (AI) | ||
| Voice notes in Hindi/Tamil/Telugu/Kannada | ||
| GSTR-1 / 3B PDFs & CSVs | ||
| TDS on customer payments + 26AS reconcile | TDS support (varies by edition) | |
| Money-aware CRM (lead→deal→invoice→payment) | ||
| Consent-first email & sequences | Beta | |
| Partner / affiliate commissions + CA statements | Beta | |
| Read-only CA invite + portfolio dashboard | Backup / file share | |
| One-click Tally XML export (masters + vouchers) | Hand your CA Tally-ready books as an XML import | Export in its own formats |
| Trial balance, P&L, balance sheet & cash flow | ||
| Deep inventory (stock ledger) | Stock ledger, valuation, batch/expiry & godowns | |
| Price positioning | Free for solo users (India) | Paid licence (per edition) |
“Beta” marks Finocket capabilities that are live today and still being polished.
Competitor pricing noted as of July 2026 — check BUSY’s site for current plans.
What BUSY is great at
BUSY is a mature Windows accounting package with genuine depth: double-entry books, strong inventory, GST returns and a long track record with traders and distributors. For office-desk accounting with a dedicated operator, it holds up well.
Pick BUSY if…
- You have an office operator doing desktop data entry all day
- You want decades of Windows keyboard-first muscle memory
- You need deep inventory features right now
Pick Finocket if…
- You run the business from your phone, not the office PC
- You want scan-to-add, voice notes and an AI assistant
- You want a wrong AI entry corrected the way an accountant accepts — a linked compensating entry, never a deletion
- You want CRM, outreach and partner commissions with the books
- You'd rather hand your CA a clean export than a backup file
Switching from BUSY?
Run the two side by side — record daily work in Finocket, keep your existing setup for final accounts, and let your CA reconcile from the export.
Set up your business profile, GSTIN and first invoice in a few minutes.
The read-only invite, portfolio view and hand-to-CA export your accountant works from.
Hand your CA Tally-ready books — masters + vouchers — as a single XML import for Tally Prime.
Sign up free and walk through the app on sample data before you bring your own numbers.
Finocket vs BUSY — FAQ
Finocket now builds trial balance, P&L, balance sheet and cash flow from your books, and exports Tally-ready XML for your CA. The pattern most people use: run Finocket as the daily driver, keep BUSY (or your CA) for final accounts, and reconcile from the export.
No automated BUSY import today — and you don't need one to start. Record new work in Finocket from today, keep your BUSY history where it is, and let your CA reconcile the two at period end.
Your CA gets a read-only invite for a live view of your books, plus a hand-to-CA export for any date range — cleaner than screenshots or a backup file over AnyDesk.
You reverse it, and the ledger shows both entries. One tap on the AI activity log posts a linked, sign-flipped compensating journal — same date, same ledgers, narrated as a reversal of the original voucher — through the same posting engine, permissions and balance checks a manual entry uses. Nothing is edited and nothing disappears, a reversal can't itself be reversed, and the original can only be reversed once. That one-tap path covers journals the assistant posted and is an owner action; payments, expenses and invoices are undone from their own screens. Separately, every AI action is written to an append-only log the database will not let anyone edit or delete, each row hashed against the row before it so tampering is detectable — that log is in addition to the edit log on your books, not the same thing.
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