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Open Reports to run any of these, then use the pages below to read what comes back. Reports answer what the tables cannot: what the period earned, what the fleet is doing, and whether repeat business is growing.

Finance and accounting

Reconcile the period, then hand it to an accountant.

Reports

Every report the admin offers, and the filters each one takes.

Accounting

The accounting view, and the period it settles.

Finance reports concept

How each number is derived, and what a refund does to it.

Your first weeks

The launch step that reads these for the first time.

Costs and lifecycle

Track what a unit cost you and what it has earned back.

Track item costs and income

Recording a purchase cost, and reading the income against it.

Read a stock item's history

Every order, move and status change behind one unit.

Customers and repeat business

Report on who buys, and how often they come back.

Read a customer's history

What one customer has ordered, paid and returned.

Segment customers

Building the groups you report on and market to.

Export customers

Getting the list out, and what each column holds.

Connecting a BI tool

Pull the row-level data into your own dashboards and refresh it on a schedule.

Pull your data into a BI tool

The endpoints, the file format, and the data model to build on them.

Connect Power BI

Two Power Query queries and a scheduled refresh.

Connect Excel

The same queries in a workbook that refreshes on open.

Connect Google Sheets

An Apps Script that loads the ledgers on a timer.

Connect Tableau

A workbook on the Google Sheet, refreshed in Tableau Cloud.

Connect Looker Studio

Dashboards on the Google Sheet.