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Reports

Every report in Spine is worked out from your books, the journal entries that each invoice, payment, bill, expense and journal posts. Nobody types figures into a report, so Profit & Loss, the Balance Sheet, the Tax Summary and job profitability always agree with each other and with the documents behind them. Click a figure to see the entries that make it up.

The Reports page with reports grouped under Business overview, Sales, Receivables, Purchases, Tax, Jobs and AccountantThe Reports page with reports grouped under Business overview, Sales, Receivables, Purchases, Tax, Jobs and Accountant
The Reports page with reports grouped under Business overview, Sales, Receivables, Purchases, Tax, Jobs and Accountant
  • The ledger. Every business event posts a balanced journal entry: debits equal credits. Reports read those entries.
  • Accrual and cash basis. Accrual counts income when you invoice and costs when you’re billed. Cash counts them when money moves. Profit & Loss offers both; other statements are accrual.
  • Periods. Most reports cover a range from From to To; the Balance Sheet and Trial Balance are As of one date. The default range is your financial year to date.
  • Drill-down. Clicking an account opens the entries behind its figure, and each entry opens its document.
  • Journals. Adjustments no document covers, such as depreciation, posted by an Owner and never edited, only reversed.
  • Closed periods. Once a period is closed, nothing can be posted with a date inside it. Closing periods, adding accounts and opening balances are covered in Chart of accounts and opening balances.

The Tax Summary and GSTR-1 are covered in Tax, Receivables in Payments, Payables in Purchases, and the dashboard’s report cards in Dashboard.

Last updated with Spine 1.0.0-beta.2