I am able to fetch the GSTR-1 report from Tally Prime by navigating to: Gateway of Tally --> Statutory Reports --> GST Reports --> GSTR-1, then clicking on 'Export', selecting 'gstr returns', and choosing the JSON format. I am attempting to achieve the same result using the following XML request in Tally Prime: Code: <ENVELOPE> <HEADER> <VERSION>1</VERSION> <TALLYREQUEST>Export</TALLYREQUEST> <TYPE>Data</TYPE> <ID>Day Book</ID> </HEADER> <BODY> <DESC> <STATICVARIABLES> <SVEXPORTFORMAT>$$SysName:XML</SVEXPORTFORMAT> </STATICVARIABLES> <TDL> <TDLMESSAGE> <REPORT NAME="Day Book" ISMODIFY="Yes"> <ADD>Set : ISLEDGERWISE : Yes</ADD> <ADD>Set : SVCURRENTCOMPANY : "Company Name"</ADD> <ADD>Set : SVFROMDATE : $$Date:"01-Apr-2024"</ADD> <ADD>Set : SVTODATE : $$Date:"30-Apr-2024"</ADD> <ADD>Set : VchTypeNameNew : $$SysName:AllItems</ADD> <ADD>Set : pGSTReportName : ""</ADD> <ADD>Set : ExplodeFlag : Yes</ADD> </REPORT> </TDLMESSAGE> </TDL> </DESC> </BODY> </ENVELOPE> However, this XML request returns the data in XML format. I would like the response to be in JSON format. Is there a way to modify the request to achieve this, or is there another XML request that will return the GSTR-1 report in JSON format?
I am using the query below, which provides a response in XML format. However, it includes only a few tags that match the JSON response that I manually obtained from the Tally interface. Code: <ENVELOPE> <HEADER> <TALLYREQUEST>Export Data</TALLYREQUEST> </HEADER> <BODY> <EXPORTDATA> <REQUESTDESC> <STATICVARIABLES> <EXPLODEFLAG>Yes</EXPLODEFLAG> <SVEXPORTFORMAT>$$SysName:XML</SVEXPORTFORMAT> <SVFROMDATE>20240401</SVFROMDATE> <SVTODATE>20240430</SVTODATE> </STATICVARIABLES> <REPORTNAME>GSTR1JsonExport</REPORTNAME> </REQUESTDESC> </EXPORTDATA> </BODY> </ENVELOPE> I am unable to obtain all the tags that appear in the JSON response of the Tally user interface in my XML response. Here is my response for the above request. Code: <GSTIN></GSTIN> <FP>042024</FP> <GT>0.00</GT> <CUR_GT>0.00</CUR_GT> <HSN> <DATA> <NUM>1</NUM> <HSN_SC></HSN_SC> <DESC></DESC> <UQC>OT</UQC> <QTY>0</QTY> <RT>14</RT> <TXVAL>1100.00</TXVAL> <IAMT>0.00</IAMT> <CAMT>0.00</CAMT> <SAMT>99.00</SAMT> <CSAMT>0.00</CSAMT> </DATA> <DATA> <NUM>2</NUM> <HSN_SC></HSN_SC> <DESC></DESC> <UQC>OT</UQC> <QTY>0</QTY> <RT>12</RT> <TXVAL>100.00</TXVAL> <IAMT>0.00</IAMT> <CAMT>0.00</CAMT> <SAMT>6.00</SAMT> <CSAMT>0.00</CSAMT> </DATA> <DATA> <NUM>3</NUM> <HSN_SC></HSN_SC> <DESC></DESC> <UQC>NA</UQC> <QTY>0</QTY> <RT>12</RT> <TXVAL>2000.00</TXVAL> <IAMT>0.00</IAMT> <CAMT>0.00</CAMT> <SAMT>10.00</SAMT> <CSAMT>0.00</CSAMT> </DATA> </HSN> Could you please modify the query so that I can get all the required tags using the XML request? Alternatively, could you suggest a method by which I can receive the response of this XML request in JSON format?
