Profit & Loss uses posted activity over a date range to show income and expenses. Balance Sheet is an as-of report that checks assets against liabilities and equity, with current earnings included in equity. Cash Flow uses a date window to classify cash movement into operating, investing and financing sections.
An empty P&L period can return a zero statement rather than an error. The reports are designed to distinguish 'no activity' from 'report failed.'
General Ledger shows posted accounting detail by account and date.
When a statement or account balance looks surprising, the ledger gives Finance the individual entries behind the number instead of forcing a guess from the summary alone.
Trial Balance summarizes account debits, credits and balances from posted journals as of a date.
It sits between raw ledger detail and the final financial statements, giving Finance a compact view of how posted balances line up across the chart.
Chart of Accounts Balances uses posted, non-test journal rows in the workspace base currency and retains debit and credit side information.
It is useful when the question is about the account structure itself rather than one financial statement presentation.
A/P Aging groups open supplier payables into age buckets as of the selected date.
It gives Finance a collections-style view of supplier obligations: what is recent, what is becoming old and what remains unresolved before cash goes out.
Bank Reconciliation Readiness highlights unmatched bank activity and reconciliation exceptions in the current state.
The report answers what still needs attention before close; it does not pretend to perform the matching or replace the imported bank statement.
Journal entries can retain source type, source ID and source number, while supported invoices, supplier bills and other posted processes can keep journal references.
That creates a practical investigation path: statement or account balance to ledger entry, then from the journal toward the source transaction that created it.
The reporting catalog keeps those questions separate so Finance can move from the headline result to the posting detail when something needs investigation.
Lynka's finance reports are different accounting questions, not one dashboard wearing different labels. Each report uses the date basis and level of detail that fits its job.
Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement, General Ledger, Trial Balance, Chart of Accounts Balances, A/P Aging and Bank Reconciliation Readiness are available in Accounting.
