Reports you can trust because they are your books
Profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow come straight from the same entries as your invoices, bills and bank lines, so they always agree with each other.
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Cash flow
Naira (₦) · May to Oct
Profit and loss
- Income
- ₦2,430,000.00
- Expenses
- ₦1,120,000.00
- Net profit
- ₦1,310,000.00
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How it works
- 1
Work as usual
Every invoice, payment and bill you record feeds the reports.
- 2
Pick a period
Choose a date range and a currency.
- 3
Read the numbers
See profit, what you own and owe, and where cash came from and went.
What you get
- Profit and loss
- Income minus expenses for any period, so you know whether the business is actually making money.
- Balance sheet
- What the business owns, what it owes, and what is left for the owner, on any date.
- Cash flow
- Real money movements in and out, month by month. Transfers between your own accounts are left out.
- Back to the source
- Cash flow lines link to the journal entry behind them.
- VAT summary
- Tax you charged customers against tax you paid suppliers, per rate, for the period you are filing, with the ledger balances alongside as a check.
- Stock valuation
- What your stock was worth on any date, product by product, worked out from every movement up to it.
- Per currency
- Each report is shown in one currency at a time.
Common questions
Are reports live?
Yes. They are built from your entries when you open them, so they are always up to date.
Can I see all currencies combined?
Not yet. Reports are per currency, and automatic exchange-rate conversion is not built.
What is the difference between profit and cash flow?
Profit counts income when you earn it. Cash flow counts money when it actually moves. Our guide explains why you can be profitable and still run short of cash.
Run your business from one place.
Create a free account, tell us what you do, and switch on the tools you need. Your first invoice can be ready in about a minute.