14 financial reports — real-time
- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Trial Balance
- Cash Flow
- AR & AP Aging
- General Ledger
- Profit & Loss
- Bank Statement
- Cost of Goods Sold
- Tax Summary
- Customer Statement
- Vendor Statement
- Project P&L
- Inventory Valuation
Financial reports: how it works
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Work in Finivo.pk
Invoices, bills, payroll, and stock movements post to the ledger as they happen.
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Open any report
Choose from 14 reports — each one reflects every transaction posted so far.
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Review the numbers
Check profit, cash, balances, and aging without waiting for month-end.
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Export and share
Download to PDF or Excel in one click for your accountant, bank, or board.
Every report you need, always current
Financial reports are only useful if they are up to date. When reports are built by hand at month-end, decisions get made on numbers that are weeks old.
In Finivo.pk every report reads directly from your ledger. The moment an invoice, payment, salary run, or stock movement is posted, your Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and cash position change with it. There is nothing to rebuild and nothing to re-key.
Not sure what a report is telling you? Start with our guide on how to read a balance sheet.
Fourteen reports, from the Balance Sheet to Project P&L
- Core statements: Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Profit & Loss, Trial Balance, and Cash Flow
- Customers and vendors: AR & AP Aging, Customer Statement, and Vendor Statement
- Ledgers and banking: General Ledger and Bank Statement
- Tax and costs: Tax Summary, Cost of Goods Sold, and Inventory Valuation
- Projects: Project P&L for profitability by project
Export any report to PDF or Excel in one click to share with your accountant, bank, or partners.
Reports that answer real questions
- Are we making money? The Income Statement and Profit & Loss show it by period
- Who owes us, and for how long? AR Aging groups outstanding invoices by age so you know who to chase first
- Can we pay next month’s bills? The Cash Flow report shows where cash came from and where it went — see our cash flow guide
- What do we owe in tax? The Tax Summary pulls together the tax on your sales and purchases
Who uses Financial reports
- Business owners who want to see profit and cash without waiting for month-end
- Finance teams preparing monthly management reports
- Businesses sharing statements with banks, investors, or auditors
- Accountants who need a clean trial balance and general ledger
Starter includes 5 financial reports; Growth and Enterprise include all 14 report types. Compare plans and pricing.
Financial reports: frequently asked questions
Which financial reports are included?
Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Trial Balance, Cash Flow, AR & AP Aging, General Ledger, Profit & Loss, Bank Statement, Cost of Goods Sold, Tax Summary, Customer Statement, Vendor Statement, Project P&L, and Inventory Valuation.
Are the reports real-time?
Yes. Reports are updated the moment a transaction is posted, so you always see current figures.
Can I export reports?
Yes. Every report can be exported to PDF or Excel in one click.
Do all plans include every report?
Starter includes 5 financial reports. Growth and Enterprise include all 14 report types.
Can I see profit for a single project?
Yes. The Project P&L report shows revenue, costs, and profit for each project.
Works together with
Real-Time Dashboard
A live overview of your entire business — revenue, outstanding invoices, payroll, tax obligations — on one screen.
Explore Real-Time Dashboard →Accounting
Double-entry bookkeeping with automatic journal posting from every module. Your trial balance is always accurate — in real time.
Explore Accounting →Project Accounting
Assign revenue and expenses to projects. See profitability per project, department, or cost centre in real time.
Explore Project Accounting →