Reports

Thirteen ways of looking at the same records. Every one exports and every one prints.

Loans

Loan listEvery loan with its terms, what is left on it and when it finishes.Open Loan statementEvery instalment and every payment on one loan, in date order, with the balance after each.Open Payment scheduleThe full instalment plan for one loan — due date, split and balance after.Open

Money

Payments registerEvery rupee that moved inside a period, with its reference and where it landed.Open Party balance confirmationOne line per party, both directions netted — the sheet you send out at year end to be signed.Open Interest accrualInterest that built up inside a period, whether or not it was paid.Open Cost of borrowingWhat each loan really costs once its fees are folded in, not the rate on the sanction letter.Open Charges and penaltiesEvery fee and every penalty, with what it was for.Open

Tax

TDS reportEvery deduction with its quarter, challan and certificate — quarter by quarter.Open TDS to recoverTDS deducted from you that has not come back yet, oldest first.Open Interest certificateInterest and TDS for a party over a financial year — the sheet a lender or a CA asks for.Open

Risk

Maturity profileWhen your book comes due, grouped — the shape of the next few years.Open Overdue and ageingWhat is late, how late, and what the delay has cost so far.Open

Auditor links

A read-only view of one business's reports, for a set period, that expires by itself. No account needed at the other end.

No links out

When your CA asks for the year's figures, make a link instead of emailing a spreadsheet. It shows only the period you choose and stops working on the date you set.

Reports read whatever is on screen right now. Nothing is kept between visits yet, so a link you make today opens against the same example records after a reload.