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P&L, balance sheet, cash flow. US GAAP and IFRS layouts.

Statements drop the day you close. US GAAP as standard, IFRS for the foreign-parent group view. Cash flow direct or indirect. Drill from any line to the source JE to the source bill.

Financial Statements

What the system does

Capability, input, output.

  • P&L generation

    Input
    Posted ledger and its GAAP mapping
    Output
    US GAAP layout with comparatives
  • Balance sheet

    Input
    Posted ledger and period close
    Output
    US GAAP and IFRS layouts in parallel
  • Cash flow (direct + indirect)

    Input
    Posted ledger + bank movements
    Output
    Both methods drafted; CFO picks the layout
  • Book-to-tax bridge

    Input
    Statements and the tax classification on the COA
    Output
    The M-1 workings, generated rather than rebuilt in a spreadsheet
  • Notes drafting

    Input
    Ledger + segment + related-party master
    Output
    Notes auto-drafted from the ledger
  • Drill-to-source

    Input
    Statement line
    Output
    JE → bill / invoice / payment, one click
  • Comparatives

    Input
    Prior period statements
    Output
    YoY and QoQ comparatives in the layout

Compliance + integrations

Statements that match the law your auditor cites.

US GAAP layouts maintained centrally, with IFRS for foreign-parent groups. The book-to-tax bridge comes off the same COA mapping, so the filing is not a separate exercise in a separate tool.

Regulations we work within

  • US GAAP

    Presentation layouts ship with the product and track the standard.

  • Disclosure set

    Scaled to what the entity actually files, rather than a full public-company disclosure pack.

  • IFRS

    IFRS layouts for foreign-parent group view.

  • Book-to-tax

    Statements bridged to the tax return from the same COA mapping.

Connects to

  • Xero Ledger sync both ways
  • QuickBooks Ledger sync both ways
  • Excel / PDF export Auditor-ready packaging

Financial Statements FAQ

What buyers ask.

How much disclosure does a private company actually need?

Less than the product defaults to if you leave it alone, which is why the disclosure set is scaled per entity for a transition year. The difference is mostly disclosure volume rather than measurement, so the statements come off the same ledger either way. What changes is how much of the notes pack gets drafted.

We are preparing for an audit for the first time. Is the transition handled?

Yes. The first audited year is supported with a transition workpaper covering the reconciliation, opening balance adjustments and presentation differences. Your auditor reviews it before sign-off rather than reconstructing it.

Cash flow: direct or indirect method?

Both methods are supported. Most companies file the indirect method under ASC 230; the direct method is available for management reporting. Switch between layouts with no posting impact.

Can we restate prior periods?

Yes. Restatements, whether a prior-period error or a change in accounting policy, are supported as a tracked event. The restated statements export with the restatement note auto-drafted, and the original stays retrievable.

Run last quarter's statements on your ledger, free.

Connect one entity, post a few JEs, see the balance sheet generate live. Drill from any line to the source JE in one click.