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How to Access Reports

Generate comprehensive financial reports to analyze your business performance, track sales trends, and make data-driven decisions.



Accessing Reports


From your bottom navigation bar, tap Reports to open the reporting interface.



Selecting Report Parameters

Once in the Reports screen, configure your report settings:


Step 1: Select Date Period

Choose the timeframe for your report:

Lifetime: All data from account creation

Year: Current or specific year

Quarter: Quarterly breakdown

Month: Monthly analysis


Tap the date selector to choose your preferred period.


Step 2: Choose Document Type

Select which type of documents to include in your report:

Invoices: Revenue and sales data

Estimates: Quote and proposal information

Expenses: Business spending analysis

Balance: Overall financial health combining income and expenses

Sales by Client: Client-specific revenue breakdown

Sales by Item: Product or service performance



Understanding Report Components


Your reports include powerful analytics and visualizations:


Sales Trending Chart:

Visual graph showing your sales performance over time. Track revenue patterns, identify peak periods, and spot trends in your business growth.


Sales by Client:

Breakdown of revenue generated by each client. Identify your top clients and understand which relationships contribute most to your business.


Sales by Item:

Analysis of which products or services generate the most revenue. See which items are most popular and profitable.


Financial Summaries:

Total amounts invoiced, paid, and unpaid. Monitor outstanding payments and cash flow status.



Exporting Reports


Share or save reports in multiple formats:


Step 1: Generate Report

After selecting your parameters, the report displays on screen.


Step 2: Choose Export Option

Tap the export or share button to access format options:


PDF Format:

Professional document format ideal for:

Client presentations

Stakeholder reports

Printed documentation

Formal records


CSV Format:

Spreadsheet data format perfect for:

Further analysis in Excel or Google Sheets

Data manipulation and calculations

Integration with accounting software

Custom chart creation


Word Format:

Editable document format useful for:

Adding commentary or analysis

Creating custom reports

Incorporating into larger documents

Editing and formatting flexibility


Step 3: Export or Send

Download: Save the report file to your device

Send: Email the report directly to recipients



Using Reports for Business Insights


Track Performance:

Compare periods to see growth or decline. Monitor if your business is trending upward.


Identify Top Clients:

Focus efforts on your most valuable client relationships. Consider loyalty programs for top contributors.


Optimize Services:

Use Sales by Item data to understand which services generate the most revenue. Focus on high-performing offerings.


Manage Cash Flow:

Monitor unpaid invoices and outstanding amounts. Identify collection issues early.


Control Expenses:

Review expense reports to find cost-saving opportunities and track spending patterns.


Plan Ahead:

Use historical data to forecast future revenue and set realistic business goals.



Best Practices


Regular Review:

Generate reports monthly or quarterly to stay informed about business performance.


Compare Periods:

Look at year-over-year or month-over-month data to identify trends and seasonal patterns.


Client Analysis:

Regularly review Sales by Client reports to nurture your most important relationships.


Expense Monitoring:

Track expenses against revenue to ensure profitability and identify cost overruns.


Share with Stakeholders:

Export reports in professional formats to share with partners, investors, or accountants.


Action on Insights:

Use report data to make concrete business decisions, not just to observe performance.



Common Use Cases


Tax Preparation:

Generate annual reports showing all revenue and expenses for tax filing.


Client Reviews:

Create client-specific reports for relationship reviews and upselling opportunities.


Business Loans:

Export comprehensive financial reports when applying for financing.


Performance Presentations:

Use visual charts and summaries in presentations to stakeholders or team members.


Strategic Planning:

Analyze trends to inform pricing decisions, service offerings, and growth strategies.

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