Accounting reports

Accounting reports provide comprehensive visibility into your asset financials and transitions over time. These reports help streamline your close process and provide insights into business performance.

Asset rollforwards

Asset rollforward reports show the flow of assets over a specific date range, providing visualizations that track how asset quantities change from start to end balances. These reports help you understand asset movements, additions, and dispositions across different accounting categories.

Did you know? A rollforward is sometimes called a waterfall because the formula of start + additions - subtractions = end lends itself to clear display with a waterfall chart.

Inventory rollforward report

The inventory rollforward report shows the flow of inventory over a date range, tracking start and end balances with all movements in between. This report provides a comprehensive view of inventory changes including new deployments, sales, and scrap activities.

Inventory rollforward report visuals

Key rollforward components

  • Start - Inventory at the beginning of the period

  • Additions - New assets added to inventory during the period

  • Deployed - Inventory assets deployed during the period

  • Sales - Assets sold out of inventory during the period

  • Scrap - Assets scrapped out of inventory during the period

  • End - Inventory assets remaining at the end of the period

Visual elements

  • Summary data - Key metrics including total additions, dispositions, and net change

  • Waterfall chart - Visual representation of asset flow with color-coded movements

  • Detailed breakdown - Asset-level detail supporting the rollforward calculations

How to use

  1. Navigate to ReportsInventory rollforward report

  2. Select your analysis date range to define the transition period

  3. Choose between unit quantity ("units") or dollar value ("dollars") analysis

  4. Use summaries to get quick insights into overall inventory changes

  5. Review the waterfall chart to understand inventory flow patterns

  6. Export data for financial reporting and inventory planning

Fixed-asset rollforward report

The fixed asset rollforward report shows the flow of fixed assets over a date range, tracking start and end balances with all movements in between. This report provides a comprehensive view of fixed asset changes including new deployments, depreciation, sales, and scrap activities.

Fixed-asset rollforward report visuals

Key rollforward components

  • Start - Fixed assets at the beginning of the period

  • Additions - New assets deployed to fixed status during the period

  • Depreciation - Accumulated depreciation over the period

  • Sales - Assets sold during the period (shown in yellow)

  • Scrap - Assets scrapped during the period (shown in red)

  • End - Fixed assets remaining at the end of the period

Visual elements

  • Summary data - Key metrics including total additions, dispositions, and net change

  • Waterfall chart - Visual representation of asset flow with color-coded movements

  • Detailed breakdown - Asset-level detail supporting the rollforward calculations

How to use

  1. Navigate to ReportsFixed-asset rollforward report

  2. Select your analysis date range to define the transition period

  3. Choose between unit quantity ("units") or dollar value ("dollars") analysis

  4. Use summaries to get quick insights into overall inventory changes

  5. Review the waterfall chart to understand inventory flow patterns

  6. Export data for financial reporting and depreciation calculations

Bridge reports

Asset bridge reports show a time series of rollforward reports for a particular period duration, over a specific date range. For example, they may stack monthly rollforwards over the course of a year.

This providing a "bridge" visualization to show how asset quantities change from start to end balances every period, and how those changes compound over time. These reports help you understand asset movements, additions, and dispositions across different accounting categories in every particular period—and how those changes stack up over the date range.

Did you know? A bridge is actually a series of stacked waterfalls, where each waterfall is aggregated into a single bar (for each period) and shown on a time series (over the time range).

Inventory bridge report

The inventory bridge report provides a comprehensive view of inventory changes over time using visual time-series stacked bar charts. This report helps you understand how your inventory flows between different states and identify trends in asset movement patterns across weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly intervals.

Inventory bridge visuals (using monthly periods for an annual time period)

Key bridge components

  • Time-series visualization: Stacked bar charts showing inventory changes over time

  • Movement tracking: See how assets move between inventory states (added, deployed, etc.)

  • Different time period options: View data by week, month, quarter, or year for different analysis perspectives

  • Date range analysis: Identify patterns in inventory flow and seasonal variations over time

  • Export capability: Download bridge data for external analysis and reporting

How to use

  1. Navigate to ReportsInventory bridge report

  2. Select your desired time period (weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly)

  3. Choose your analysis date range (e.g., Jan 1 to Dec 31)

  4. Choose between unit quantity ("units") or dollar value ("dollars") analysis

  5. Review the stacked bar chart to understand inventory movement patterns

  6. Export data for further inventory planning and analysis

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