Self Service Portal – Computer & User Management | TallyPrime Powered by AWS

 Dec-03-2021

When you access your business data on the move through a virtual computer, you will certainly want to manage the associated account and computer. Once you purchase a Virtual Computer Connection plan, you are assigned with an account for the virtual machine (also referred to as virtual office) that connects one or more virtual computers depending on the plan. You can manage your virtual machine, including the virtual computers, users associated with your account, data backup, and so on, through the Computer & User Management portal.

Connect to virtual computer – You can access your virtual computer in two ways: by using the Virtual Computer Connection client installed on your system and through the web browser from the Self Service Portal.

Start/restart virtual computer – As your business working hour starts, you will need your computer to be available to you. Once you login to the portal, you can start your virtual computer when you need to use it and shut down the computer when you stop working.

Manage users – When you have multiple users accessing your business data through different virtual computers, you can manage their accounts, as needed. Using the portal, you can add users as Standard User or Administrator, edit their details, or delete users.

• Standard user – Start or restart your computer from the portal, as per your convenience. You can view all the downloads for your virtual computer and download a backup of the same to your local computer.
• Administrator or owner – In addition to the privileges applicable for a standard user, as an administrator or an owner, you will be able to shut down the computer; take backup manually; add, edit, or remove users from your account; and even update TallyPrime to any available release with a valid TSS. In addition, you can download the backup data of the entire virtual machine.

Manage data backup – Your virtual computer is set to take automatic backup each day, on the first login. The backed-up data remains secure at a virtual storage location supported by AWS. As an administrator or an owner, you can also take back up all the data from your virtual computer when you need. You can download the backed-up data directly to your local computer or delete the same when not needed.

Access to Control Centre – From the Computer & User Management portal, you can open Control Centre to manage your Tally.NET account, create Tally.NET users, manage your TallyPrime license, and so on. Refer to the Control Centre topic for more information.

View Virtual Machine Details | Login to the Portal

The Computer & User Management portal allows you to access a virtual machine (also referred to as virtual office) that connects to one or more virtual computers based on the plan. The virtual machine displays details of your account, including the account name, plan, user role, and status of the machine. To view the details of your virtual machine and associated user accounts, you will need to login to the Computer & User Management portal. The login credentials, including the Secure PIN, are shared with you via e-mail that you have registered while purchasing the Virtual Computer Connection plan.

1. Open the login screen of the portal.
2. Enter your Tally.NET ID, Password, and Secure PIN to login.
   If you are logging in for the first time to the portal, you will be prompted to set up a new Secure PIN.
   

From the Login screen, you can also reset your Tally.NET Password and Secure PIN.

It is highly recommended that you use the latest versions of web browsers for the best experience.

Below are the latest versions of browsers that are compatible with the Self Service Portal:

Note: Last tested version - Chrome 96

Reset Tally.NET Password

1. In the Login screen, click Reset Password.
   This opens the Control Centre.
2. Reset your Tally.NET Password from Control Centre. Refer to the Control Centre topic, for more information.

You can use the new Tally.NET Password next time to login to the client or portal.

Reset Secure PIN

1. In the Login screen, click Reset Secure PIN.
   The following screen appears:
   
   
2. Provide your Tally.NET ID and Tally.NET Password and click Reset Secure PIN.
   A one-time PIN will be sent to your registered e-mail ID.
   
   
3. Click Go to Login > enter the Tally.NET ID, Password and the one-time Secure PIN.
   The Change Secure PIN window appears.
4. Provide New Secure PIN and Confirm Secure PIN > click Change PIN.
   The Change Secure PIN message box appears. You can use the new Secure PIN next time you login to the client.

You can click Go to List of Computers to open the homepage of the Computer & User Management portal.

Manage Your Computer

As your business hour gets over, you would generally ensure that you save your data properly and switch off your computer. This not only keeps the data untouched in the non-working hours, but also saves energy. Therefore, managing your virtual computer is important.

You start and connect to virtual computer when you need to work, restart the computer from time to time for regular updates, and shutdown when you are not at work. In addition, you can manage multiple user accounts by adding, editing, or deleting users from your account.

Attempting to log in with a new one-time temporary PIN after 72 hours displays the following error message.
You will have to reset the PIN again in order to log in.

Manage User Sessions | Start/Restart/Shut down computers

• On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Start/Restart/Shutdown.
  Depending on the action you select, on successful execution, the Status of the virtual machine gets updated.

Note: Every time you start/restart your virtual computer, it is reset to the original setup without impacting your data.

You can shut down your computer when you need to.  If you are on a 12-hour plan, there is also a scheduled shutdown of the virtual computers. You will get a notification 15 minutes prior to the scheduled time.

The following is the shutdown schedule for the virtual computers:

• Shutdown time – 12:30 AM | Notification time – 12:15 AM
• Shutdown time – 3:00 AM | Notification time – 2:45 AM

Once the virtual computer is shutdown, you can start the computer and continue with your work.

Manage Users of Your Virtual Machine

If you have multiple users working on the same company data, you can add or remove users as needed. You can keep a user active or inactive depending on your work requirements. Let’s say, your plan allows you to have a maximum of four users working on four different computers at the same time. You can add six users to your virtual machine account and keep any four of them active at a given point to access the virtual computers.

Add & Edit Users

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Settings > Manage Users.
   The Manage Users screen appears.
   
2. Click Add User.
   The Edit User window appears.
   
   
   
3. Enter the following details:
   • Tally.NET ID/E-mail ID – By default, it lists all the Tally.NET ID linked to your account ID. Select an existing Tally.NET ID or enter a valid e-mail ID of a user. If the e-mail ID is not already registered as Tally.NET ID, on adding the user, the e-mail ID is automatically registered as a Tally.NET ID.
   • User Role – You can add a user as a Standard User or Administrator.
   • User Status – Set the user as Active or Inactive, depending on the need. You can edit the status anytime you want to.

     Note: The permissions to Upload/Download Access and Allow to sync local applications can only be given by an owner. 

4. Provide access to upload or download files and folders, if needed.
   
   • Set Upload/Download Access to Full Access. 
5. If you have enabled the option to sync with local application on the portal, you can allow this user to use the sync option.
   • Set Allow to sync local applications to Yes. 

A message will be displayed allowing the person to sync with local applications. Changes will be effective once you re-login the Virtual Machine. 

Suppose you want to add a user and there is an existing user who has already been given access to sync with local applications,
A message is displayed stating that only one user is allowed to sync Virtual Office with local applications.

• Select Yes to allow the user to sync with local applications. 
  
• Select No and assign another user to do the sync from,  

If one or more users already have access to sync with local applications, a message is displayed on the Add User screen. To enable the sync for a new user, the sync access for existing users must be disabled. 

Note: An owner's account cannot be edited or deleted. The accounts of an admin or a standard user can however be edited and deleted by the owner. 

The settings can be edited by the owner if they want to add a standard user or an admin and give the sync permission. 

On adding a user, a computer is automatically assigned based on the user details you have provided and an e-mail with the login credentials, including the Secure PIN, are sent to the user.

You can edit the details of an existing user anytime you need.

1. On the Manage Users screen, click the ellipse sign (…) under Action, and select Edit.
2. Change the details as needed, and then click Save.

   Note: You can choose to assign the same computer to a different user by providing the Tally.NET ID or e-mail ID of a different user.

Delete Users

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Settings > Manage Users.
   The Manage Users screen appears with the list of existing users.
2. Click the ellipse sign (…) under Action adjacent to an existing user and select Delete.
   The Delete User screen appears.
   
3. Confirm the details displayed on the screen, and then click Delete.

The details of the user along with the user data gets permanently deleted from the Virtual Computer Connection.

Update to TallyPrime Releases

If you are an administrator or owner, and you have a valid TSS, you can update TallyPrime to any of the available releases on the virtual computer.

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Update TallyPrime.
   In the current release of Virtual Computer Connection, your virtual computer will be on the latest release of TallyPrime and TallyPrime Server (Release 4.0). 
   
   Once releases later than 4.0 are available, you can select the respective release to update. 
2. From the Update to TallyPrime release drop-down list, select a TallyPrime release that you want to update to.
3. Click Update.
   A message appears prompting you to confirm the update. On confirmation, the TallyPrime application on your virtual computer gets updated to the selected release.

Manage Data Backup

Every day, when you start your virtual computer the first time, the entire data of the virtual computer is automatically backed up. This ensure that your data is latest, secure, and reliable. You can also download the backed-up user data anytime to your local computer.

If you are an administrator or owner, you can also manually backup the data of the virtual machine as and when you need. All the backed-up data is stored at a backup storage location provided to you by AWS, based on your plan. With administrator or owner privileges, you can download the backed-up data for the entire virtual machine to your local computer.

View Details of Data Backup

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Settings > Manage Backup.
   
   

   The Manage Backup screen displays the following details:

   • Plan-related details, such as total space allocated for storage and the available backup space
   • List of all the backup – both automated and manual
   • Timestamp – data and time when the backup was taken
   • Size of the backup file
2. Click the cross mark (X) on the top-right corner to close the Manage Backup window.

Back up computer data

The backup of your virtual computer includes data of the entire computer that includes all files and applications available under the folders My_Applications, My_Files, and Shared_Folder. Backup can be automatic or manual.

Automatic Backup

An automated backup of the data of the virtual machine takes place on starting the virtual computer. This is applicable for all user roles – Owner, Standard User, and Administrator.

Manual Backup

If you are an administrator or owner of the virtual machine, you can take backup of the data, as an when you need.

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), select Settings > Manage Backup.
   The Manage Backup screen opens.
2. Click Backup Now.
3. On the Take Backup screen, click Backup.
   
   A backup of the entire data of your virtual computer is saved at a storage location associated with AWS.

You can see a list of both automatic and manual backup in the Manage Backup screen. All the backed-up data is stored on a dedicated AWS storage location. Based on your plan, when the allocated storage space if full, the oldest backed up data is removed automatically to ensure availability of space for the next backup.

Download backed up data to local computer

You may need to refer to the backed-up data on your local computer, without having to login to the virtual computer every time. In such cases, you can download the backed-up data to the local computer.

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), select Settings > Manage Backup.
   The Manage Backup screen appears.
2. For a Backup Type, under Action, click the ellipse sign (…) and select Download Backup.
   
   The backup files for each set of data are available in zip format and are password protected. You can click the asterisks (*****) under the Password column to view the password.
3. Under Action, click the icon next to the zip file that you want to download.
   The zip file gets downloaded to your local computer. The downloaded files remain password-protected to ensure additional security of the data on the local computer.

Delete backed-up data

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), select Settings > Manage Backup.
   The Manage Backup screen appears.
2. For a Backup Type, under Action, click the ellipse sign (…) and select Delete Backup.
3. On the Deleted Backup screen, click Delete to confirm.
   
   The backup file will be permanently deleted.

Manage Shutdown Schedule

With TallyPrime on AWS subscription, you get the flexibility of using the Virtual Office as much as you need for your business, based on your plan. Therefore, you will certainly need to keep a track of the total usage of your Virtual Office. At times, you or the users in your Virtual Office might log out from the virtual computer, without shutting down the Virtual Office. In such situations, the usage of Virtual Office may exceed the usage limit without your notice. Use of the Virtual Office exceeding the usage limit of your plan might lead to additional charges.

Add shutdown time: In TallyPrime on Virtual Computer, you can now have better control over the overall usage of the Virtual Office. You can now schedule a shutdown time for the Virtual Office and stay relaxed. You can schedule it to shut down at the end of office hours or showroom closing time when you know everyone using TallyPrime has logged out. Scheduling of shutdown will enable you to avoid unwanted usage of your Virtual Office, and help you manage the overall running cost. 

Edit/Delete shutdown time: By default, the schedule shutdown time is available 09:00 PM. Users can modify and delete the shutdown time if required. However, you can set additional shutdown time as per your requirement. For example, every day, if your business hour closes at 07:00 PM, then you can modify the existing schedule or add a new shutdown time as per your requirement. The mandatory shutdown occurs daily at 12:30 AM and 03:00 AM. So, if anyone from your business did not shutdown the Virtual Office, the usage will be counted until it shuts down, which will be at 12:30 AM. Hence, the system counts the data usage for 5:30 hours.

Skip shutdown: While using your Virtual Computer, you may need to perform certain tasks that are longer than usual. At times, depending on the business needs, you might need to extend the regular working hours. In such cases, you will need to access the Virtual Computer, without any interruptions or shutdowns. You can now skip those scheduled shutdowns to avoid those interruptions.

Auto-Shutdown on Timeout: If you leave your Virtual Office unattended or idle for a specified period, the system is automatically shut down.  After your Virtual Office runs for 30 minutes after the system starts, checks are performed every 15 minutes to detect inactivity. If no activity is detected, the system initiates a seamless automatic shutdown. 

Add Shutdown Time

Let’s assume that your business hour closes at 09:00 PM. Therefore, you want to shut the Virtual Office down exactly at 9:00 PM each day. Instead of remembering to shut down the Virtual Office every day, you can schedule a time when the Office shut shutdown every day. 

Note: The shutdown time once set will be applicable to you and all users under your Virtual Office account.

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Settings > Manage Shutdown Schedule.
   The Manage Shutdown Schedule screen appears.
   
   
2. Click Add Schedule Time and select the required options.
   
   
   1. Shutdown time: Select a time; for example, 09:00 PM. 
   2. Recurrence: You can choose if the shutdown should occur daily or on a few selected days in a week.
      • Daily: When all days of a week are selected under Occurs on
      • Weekly: When a few days are selected under Occurs on
   3. Occurs on: Select the days for the shutdown to occur as per your business needs.
   4. Allow users to delay shutdown by 1 hour: As an administrator, you may want to allow the users, including yourself, to delay the particular shutdown time, depending on the volume of work or other work-related reasons. 
      • Yes – This will allow you, including the Owner and Administrator, to delay the shutdown time by an hour, when there is an alert for shutdown at the scheduled time.
        
      • No – You will receive a shutdown alert, without any option to delay the shutdown time. 
3. Click Save to add the shutdown time.

You can schedule more than one shutdown time, depending on the business needs and different working conditions.

Shutdown Alert

Once you have added a shutdown time you and all other users under the same account will get a Scheduled Shutdown Alert 15 minutes prior to the shutdown time.

• If you had set Allow users to delay shutdown by 1 hour to Yes, the following alert appears:
  
  Say 15 users, including you, are using the respective virtual computers under the Virtual Office. All 15 users will get the shutdown alert. However, if you click Delay Shutdown (by 1 hour), then the shutdown will be delayed only for your virtual computer by 1 hour, and the Scheduled Shutdown Alert screen will automatically close after 15 minutes. If you do not want to delay the shutdown, click OK.
• If you had set Allow users to delay shutdown by 1 hour to No, the following alert appears:
  

Edit Shutdown Time

Let’s assume that you had set a daily shutdown time for 09:00 PM. However, your business operations have recently changed the closure time. From Monday to Friday the working hour is up to 09:00 PM, and on Saturday it is up to 02:00 PM. Sunday has been declared a holiday moving forward. You can edit the schedule shutdown time as per your requirement.

1. On Manage Shutdown Schedule screen, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Edit.
   
2. Set Recurrence as Weekly.
3. Select the days (for example, Monday to Friday) for which you need the shutdown to occur and click Save.
   
   Once you have saved the edits, the Manage Shutdown Schedule screen appears.
4. Click Add Shutdown Time.
   
   1. Set Shutdown time as 02:00 PM.
   2. Ensure Recurrence is set to Weekly.
   3. Under Occurs on, select Saturday.
5. Click Save to apply the changes.
   The new scheduled shutdown times are added on the Manage Shutdown Schedule screen as shown below:
   
   Now, the Virtual Computer will shut down at 9:00 PM from Monday to Friday, and at 02:00 PM on Saturdays.

Delete Shutdown Time

Depending on your business practices or increasing scope of work, the working hours might have changed, and your office no longer closes as per the earlier schedule. However, you might have scheduled a shutdown time at a specific hour, which may no longer be required. In such cases, you can delete a shutdown time from the shutdown schedules.

1. On the Manage Shutdown Schedule screen, against a shutdown time, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Delete.
2. Confirm the details displayed on the screen, and then click Delete.
   
   The shutdown time gets deleted successfully.

Skip Shutdown

As per your business requirements, you might have scheduled shutdowns at 09:00 PM and 10:00 PM, in addition to the mandatory shutdowns at 12:30 AM and 03:00 AM. For certain activities, you might want to continue using the Virtual Computer, by skipping the shutdowns. In that case you can use the Skip Shutdown feature to set the preferences. 

1. On the Manage Shutdown Schedule screen, click Skip Shutdown.
   
   The Skip Shutdown screen appears, displaying all the shutdown times applicable for the next 48 hours from this time.
   
2. On the Skip Shutdown screen, click Edit. 
3. Select the Date and Time up to which you want to skip the shutdowns.
   

   Note: The Date and Time in the edit Skip Shutdown screen lists only shutdowns scheduled in the next 48 hours. It is mandatory to enter the Date and Time to proceed with the Skip Shutdown.

4. Click Save to update the changes. This will ensure that all the shutdowns scheduled until the selected time for that date gets skipped. The following message appears displaying the impact of Skip Shutdown:
   
   
5. Click Ok.
   The Status of the Skip Shutdown changes from Shutdown Scheduled to Shutdown Skipped and appears in Green.  
   
   Next time you open the Manage Shutdown Schedule screen, a message appears conveying the time till when the shutdowns are skipped.
   

Update Skip Shutdown

Let’s say you are working extra hours and want to extend the Skip Shutdown till 3 AM instead of the previously scheduled shutdown. You can update the Skip Shutdown by:

1. On the Manage Shutdown Schedule screen, click Skip Shutdown.
2. Click Edit.
3. Enter the Date and Time till when you want to extend the shutdown.
   
4. Click Save.
   A message for shutdowns skipped till the selected Date and Time appears on the Skip Shutdown screen.
   At times, the intended activity might take less time than you estimated, and therefore would want to update the Skip Shutdown accordingly.  For example, you may want to update the Time for Skip Shutdown from 03:00 AM to 12:30 PM. You can do so from the Skip Shutdown screen.

   Note: When you open the Skip Shutdown screen, it lists all the shutdowns applicable for the next 48 hours from that time. Therefore, you will see an updated list of shutdown times compared to what you had seen earlier when you select the Date and Time for skipping the shutdowns previously. 

Restore original Shutdown Schedule

Suppose your planned activity is completed before the shutdowns scheduled and you have skipped shutdowns for next 48 hours. Now you may want to restore back all the user-configured and mandatory shutdowns, 

1. On the Skip Shutdown screen, click Restore Shutdown Schedule.
   
   A message for restoring the original Shutdown Schedule appears. 
2. Selecting Yes will restore all the previously scheduled shutdowns.
   

   Note: The Restore Shutdown Schedule button appears in Grey and will be enabled only when shutdowns are skipped.

Auto-Shutdown on Timeout

Have you ever forgotten to shut down your Virtual Office when you were finished? With the new Auto-Shutdown on Timeout feature, you no longer need to worry about this. It automatically shuts down your system when not in use, helping you save resources, enhance security, and maintain smooth operations effortlessly. The system begins monitoring activity 30 minutes after the Virtual Office starts and checks for inactivity every 15 minutes. If no activity is detected, it initiates an automatic shutdown. 

1. Inactive User Sessions
   If you manually disconnect the Virtual Machine (VM), the system will shut it down within 15-30 minutes.
   • 10:05 AM: You log into your Virtual Office and begin working.
   • 11:26 AM: You finish your work and close the browser or VCC Client.
     After 15 minutes, the system will detect inactivity. 
   • 11:41 AM: The system detects inactivity.
     After 15 minutes, the system will initiate the shutdown process.
   • 11:56 AM: The system shuts down.
     This ensures the system doesn’t stay powered on unnecessarily, saving resources and securing your environment. 
     
     
2. Unattended Sessions
   If your session remains unattended for 45 minutes, it will automatically disconnect, and the VM will shut down within another 15 minutes—resulting in a total of about 60 minutes of inactivity before shutdown.
   • 10:05 AM: You log in to your Virtual Office and start your day.
   • 11:26 AM: You finish your work and leave the system idle. 
     After 45 minutes, the session will expire.
   • 12:11 PM: The system detects inactivity, and the session expires.
     In 15 minutes, the system will initiate the shutdown process.
   • 12:26 PM: The system shuts down.
     This prevents the Virtual Office from staying on indefinitely, even when left unattended. 

Note: The system actively tracks resource usage, such as CPU and memory. If TallyPrime is not using these resources, the shutdown process will begin automatically.

Exceptions for Auto-Shutdown

Auto-Shutdown will not occur when: 

• Third-party integrations are syncing with local applications. 
• The option Allow Tally support personnel to access your Virtual Office for system debugging is enabled.

Event Log

When the system shuts down due to idleness, you’ll see it marked as Auto-Shutdown in the Event Log.

The Virtual Office displays the following message: 

With Auto-Shutdown on Timeout, you can expect a more efficient, secure, and hassle-free Virtual Office experience. The system automatically manages shutdowns when idle or unattended, saving resources and protecting your environment without any manual effort.

Virtual Office Reports

After using the Virtual Office, you may want to know the usage of the virtual computers. This feature allows to check the usage and track the activities of the operations only for the Owner and Administrator.

Usage Report

As per your product plan, you can use the Virtual Office for 312 hours in a month. You may want to know the actual usage of the Virtual Office for your organization. To optimize the total usage of the Virtual Office, you will need to keep a track of the total usage hours in regular intervals. The Usage Report available from the Computer & Usage Management portal helps you to view and monitor the total and remaining usage hours for your Virtual Office. Based on the usage pattern as per your business practice, you can choose to schedule shutdown times and ensure that there is no overconsumption, thereby leading to additional cost. The Usage Report is shown based on the actual consumption reported by Amazon Web Services (AWS). 

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Reports > Usage Report.
   The Virtual Office Usage Report screen appears.
   
   
2. Select the Period such as This Month, or Previous Month.
   
   
   • Total Hours Remaining: Displays the usage hours remaining out of 312 hours.
   • Total Hours Consumed: Displays the consumed hours out of 312 hours.
   • Additional Usage Hours: Displays the additional usage hours beyond 312 hours.
   • The usage hours are updated until: Displays the actual date when the usage hours are updated.
     For example, if you are viewing the Usage Report on 09-Aug-2022,
     

     • The actual usage hours for the Virtual Office is updated till 07-Aug-2022.

     • However, Total Hours Remaining, Total Hours Consumed, and Additional Usage Hours display the values including the usage data available for 08-Aug-2022 (which may still be in progress).

     • The usage hours shown for 09-Aug-2022 is not considered for this computation as the update would still be in progress.

     Note: However, the data consumption parameters are not real-time parameters. Due to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) reporting time, latest update on data consumption will take approximately 24 hours to update on the Usage Report.
3. To download the usage report in Excel or PDF, click More Options > Export > As Excel or As PDF.

Event Log

Anytime you start or stop the Virtual Office, the portal tracks the respective date and time along with the user details against the event. As an Administrator or Owner, you can check those details, as follows:

1. On the Computer & User Management portal, under Action against the account name, click the ellipse sign (…), and select Reports > Event Log.
   The Virtual Office Event Log screen appears.
2. Select the Period such as Current Date, Current Month, or Previous Month.
   
   
   • Date & Time: The date and time of the event.
   • Event: When you start and stop the Virtual Office, START and STOP are listed under this column.
   • User: The e-mail ID of the user who executed the event.
     Note:
     • If you had scheduled a time for the Virtual Office to shutdown, the user for such an event is logged as Scheduled. 
     • The report shows the Start and Stop events performed by users for the selected period. For the actual usage of your Virtual Office, refer to Reports > Usage Report.
3. To download the Virtual Office Event Log, click Download (in Excel). The Excel file gets downloaded to your local drive.

Manage Accounts and Users

The Computer & User Management portal provides quick access to the Control Centre for managing your Tally.NET account. In addition, you can change the Secure PIN for the Virtual Computer Connection client from the portal.

Open Control Centre | Tally.NET Account 

• On the homepage, under Manage Account and Users, click Tally.NET Account.
  It opens Control Centre where you can manage your Tally.NET Account and other activities related to the account.

Change Secure PIN

1. On the homepage, under Manage Account and Users, click Change Secure PIN.
   The Change Secure PIN screen appears.
   
2. Enter the Current Secure PIN, New Secure PIN, and Confirm New Secure PIN.
3. Click Change Secure PIN.
   The Secure PIN of your account gets changed.

You can use the new Secure PIN while logging in to the Computer & User Management portal.

Update Virtual Computer Connection client to the latest version

When a new update of the client is available, a red dot appears next to the down arrow against the Download Client option. You can upgrade the client to the latest version, if needed.

1. Click the Download Client.
   The latest installer for the Virtual Computer Connection is downloaded to your local computer.
2. Browse to the folder where the installer is downloaded, and double-click the Setup.exe file to update.
   The client, including the virtual computer, is updated to the latest version on successful completion of the process.

   Note: There is no impact on your data due to the update.