UUsawaBooks

Financial visibility

Turn current records into decisions

Review profit and loss, statement of financial position, receivables, payables and management dashboards from current records.

Illustrative workflow

UsawaBooks module

Financial Reporting

01Maintain current records
02Review the reports
03Use the context
Connected to the wider accounting record

Why it matters

Turn connected records into a clearer financial view

Review profit and loss, statement of financial position, receivables, payables and management dashboards from the records maintained across UsawaBooks. Reports provide the wider context behind day-to-day financial decisions.

Core capabilities

The records and controls your team needs

01

Profit and loss

Review income, costs and operating performance for the reporting period.

02

Statement of financial position

Understand recorded assets, liabilities and equity in a structured statement.

03

Receivables and payables

Review outstanding customer and supplier balances with clearer ageing context.

04

Management dashboards

Bring key financial information together for regular business review.

A clear workflow

From daily activity to useful records

A consistent process makes the information easier to maintain, review and use.

  1. 01

    Maintain current records

    Keep sales, purchases, cash and operational activity organised across the system.

  2. 02

    Review the reports

    Examine performance, position and working-capital information together.

  3. 03

    Use the context

    Bring current financial information into management and adviser discussions.

Connected accounting

This feature does not work in isolation

Related modules keep operational activity close to the wider financial record.

Who it supports

Useful across the people responsible for the records

Business owners

Move beyond bank balance alone when assessing performance.

Management teams

Use current financial context in regular operating reviews.

Accountants and bookkeepers

Work from connected ledgers, balances and financial statements.

Bring financial reporting into one connected accounting system.