Reports
Choose server-calculated financial and operational report views
Reports are server-calculated views over journals and business resources. Use returned rows, totals, currency, dates, and filters rather than recomputing financial statements in a client.
Choose A Report
| Question | Report |
|---|---|
| What revenue and expense activity occurred in a period? | Profit and loss |
| What is the financial position at a date? | Balance sheet |
| Do account debits and credits agree? | Trial balance |
| What guest or channel receivables remain? | Guest balances |
| How do trust liabilities compare with trust assets? | Trust reconciliation |
| What sales-tax liability is recorded? | Sales-tax liability |
| What manager-side activity belongs to each month? | Manager statements |
| How do published owner statements aggregate by layout? | Owner summaries |
| Which postings make up a reported balance? | Journal entries |
The generated operation defines exact date, listing, ownership, account,
currency, view, and export parameters. JSON, CSV, and PDF endpoints can have
different response contracts; do not assume a format query exists unless the
operation declares it.
For historical reporting, distinguish live and historical ledgers. Historical imports preserve pre-go-live detail without changing live post-go-live balances.
Common Workflows
For month-end review, use the trial balance to check account balance, trust reconciliation to inspect trust position, profit and loss for period activity, and owner or manager statements for their respective audiences. These reports answer different questions and should not be reconciled by comparing unrelated totals.
For a discrepancy, preserve the selected date, view, currency, listing, ownership, and account filters when opening journal-entry detail. Rebuilding a report with different filters can create a false mismatch.
See Statements, Accounting model, and Locking.