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Accounting for your business

Follow a balance back to the business activity.

Review posted accounting records, cash flow and supporting transactions in one connected workflow.

Keep the source behind the entry

Follow journals to their supported invoice, expense, purchase or other source. Use the reviewed reversal or adjustment process for corrections.

Ask more useful reporting questions

Use available statements, including cash flow, comparative views and budgets. Review the period, account scope and underlying entries before relying on a total.

Make the period review repeatable

Use subledger reconciliation and the available close workflow. Frozen close packs preserve a reviewed report basis alongside the supporting records.

Balanced trial balance from the current ledger

Review the accounts behind a mathematically balanced trial balance. The interface shown below is a current product capture from the populated fictional TerminalHQ demonstration workspace.

Current TerminalERP trial balance showing populated debit and credit account balances with equal totals.
Review the accounts behind a mathematically balanced trial balance.
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How the workflow fits together

1. Choose the account and reporting period.

2. Review the statement or ledger.

3. Inspect source records and reconciliation differences.

4. Complete the supported review and close process.

Accounting source and close

Follow a balance back to its source.

  1. Business document
  2. Check posting state
  3. Related journal
  4. Review date, accounts and amounts
  5. Draft / unposted
  6. Reviewed close pack
  7. Unposted branch

A practical example

A business investigates a change in cash flow by opening the selected period, reviewing the relevant ledger activity and checking the source records before closing the period.

Check the fit for your business

These workflows support accounting review; they do not certify statements or replace jurisdiction-specific professional advice.

Make your next business review easier to prepare.

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