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Use Reports

How to find a report, set the date range and filters, read the result, and export it.

Step 1 — Open the report list

  1. From the sidebar, click Reports.
  2. The reports landing page groups reports by area:
    • Business Overview — Reports Overview, Income Statement, Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement, P&L by Dimension.
    • Sales — sales summaries by customer and item.
    • Receivables — A/R Aging Summary, Customer Statement, Open Invoices, and more.
    • Payables — A/P aging, Vendor Balance Summary (your supplier balances), open bills.
    • Purchases and Banking.
    • Taxes — Tax Reports, VAT Detail by Rate, Discounts Report, VAT Returns.
    • Accountant — Trial Balance, General Ledger, Audit Log.
    • Inventory — Stock on Hand, Inventory Aging, Inventory Valuation Summary, Inventory Movement, Inventory Valuation Detail.
    • Budgets, Projects & Timesheet, Fixed Assets — shown when your subscription includes them.
    • Automation — Scheduled Reports.

Whether a report group appears depends on your subscription. If a report you expect is missing, your plan may not include it — ask your workspace owner.

Step 2 — Pick a report

Click the report name. The viewer opens with default filters applied (typically this month).

Step 3 — Set filters

Every viewer has a filter strip at the top. Common filters:

  • Date range — pick a preset (This Month, Last Month, This Quarter, This Year…) or set From and To by hand.
  • Compare — on the Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, Trial Balance, Cash Flow, and Equity reports, comparison mode adds Current / Comparison / Difference / Difference % columns, on screen and in every export.
  • Customer / Supplier / Account / Project / Dimension — narrow to a single entity.
  • Currency — on multi-currency plans, choose base currency or document currency.
  • Show zero balances — usually off; switch on for completeness checks.

Apply to refresh.

Step 4 — Read the result

  • Negative numbers show in red or parentheses.
  • Click an account row to drill down to the underlying transactions; click a document number to open the document itself.

If a number looks off, check the date range, remember most reports show posted transactions only, and check whether the period is locked or closed.

Step 5 — Export

Every report and ledger can be exported to a styled Excel file (.xlsx), alongside PDF and print. Comparison columns carry through to Excel, PDF, and print. If the export buttons are hidden, your role doesn't include exporting — ask your workspace administrator.

Step 6 — Schedule

If your subscription includes scheduled reports, you can have a report run on a cadence (daily, weekly, monthly) and emailed to a list of recipients. Manage them under Reports → Scheduled Reports — see Scheduled reports.

Frequently used reports — what they show

Report What you ask of it
Profit and Loss "How profitable were we this month?"
Balance Sheet "What does the company own and owe right now?"
Trial Balance "Are the books balanced? What does each account hold?"
Cash Flow Statement "Where did the money come from and where did it go?"
A/R Aging Summary "Which customers owe us, and how late are they?"
Vendor Balance Summary "What do we owe each supplier?"
General Ledger "Show me every line that hit a single account."
VAT Detail by Rate "What VAT did we collect and pay this period?"
Discounts Report "What discounts did we give, and where?"

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