The ledger,
rewritten.
Triam is one app for accounting, inventory, personnel, reporting and FP&A. Double-entry at the core, GST-native, multi-currency — with Trex drafting entries from your source documents for you to approve.
Built as a ledger that drafts itself.
Legacy accounting tools bolt AI on as a feature. Triam Accounting is built the other way round — the ledger is the model's native habitat.
Source-to-entry
Upload a bill, an invoice, a bank statement. Trex reads it, maps the accounts, and drafts a balanced entry.
Continuous close
Import statements and reconcile as you go, not in a quarter-end panic. Month-end becomes a review.
You sign every line
Nothing posts silently. Trex proposes; you approve, edit or decline — fully audit-logged.
A ledger you can watch think.
Everything posts back to the same GL.
Accounting, inventory and payroll (the last two in beta) post their journals into one general ledger — receipts into Inventory and GRNI, manufacturing through WIP into finished goods. Reporting, FP&A and Trex read straight from it. Hover or tap any node, or just watch.
Sales invoice
CGST, SGST, IGST and cess computed on the invoice. The customer sub-ledger and the GL move together.
Month-end close,
as a review, not a rebuild
When you reconcile as you go and entries are pre-drafted, the close stops being an event. It's just the day you press approve.
- ▸Bank & ledger reconciliation as you go
- ▸Accruals and depreciation pre-drafted
- ▸GST summaries assembled as you go
From document to double-entry
Every transaction enters as a real, balanced journal — debits and credits, mapped to your chart of accounts, ready to approve.
- ▸OCR + reasoning over bills, invoices & statements
- ▸Auto-mapped to your chart of accounts
- ▸GST & TDS computed inline
- ▸Bank reconciliation with match suggestions
| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| 5200 · Software Expense | ₹84,000 | |
| 1360 · Input GST | ₹15,120 | |
| 2000 · Accounts Payable | ₹99,120 |
The agent inside your ledger
Trex is the AI that lives in your books. It drafts entries, answers questions in plain language, and flags what needs a human.
- ▸Ask anything: “show me May’s unusual expenses”
- ▸Drafts & explains every journal it proposes
- ▸Proposes purchase and sales orders — you approve each one
| Vendor | Amt |
|---|---|
| CloudOps Pvt Ltd | ₹2.4L |
| Legal — M&A advisory | ₹3.1L |
Three steps to a self-drafting ledger
Bring your data
Import bank statements, upload bills and invoices, or migrate from Tally.
Trex drafts
Each transaction becomes a balanced, mapped journal entry with GST handled.
Approve & post
Approve in a tap. Every change lands in the audit trail.
Logs from real finance teams
I used to spend the first week of every month keying bills. Now I read Trex's drafts with coffee and press approve. The audit trail is better than what we produced by hand.
Bank recon went from a dreaded Friday job to a number that's just always 100%. Our auditors asked what changed. The answer was: everything posts with its evidence attached.
I'm not an accountant. I ask Trex why margin moved and it shows me the two entries that did it. That's the whole pitch — I stopped being afraid of my own books.
Stop keying entries.
Start approving them.
Bring AI-native accounting to your books — with Trex drafting and you approving.