From an invoice, View in ledger next to Journal entries opens the Journal tab filtered on that invoice.
Journal tab
The Journal tab lists every journal entry in the ledger, most recent first.
Click any row to open that entry in a side modal, with the entry detail described below.
Filters
- Status:
PostedorDraft - Account: only entries touching a given GL account
- Date: a start and end date
- Rule: the accounting rule that generated the entry
- Search: search by invoice number, customer, or amount
Export
Click Export at the top of the Journal tab to download a general ledger XLSX. The export respects the filters currently applied (status, account, and entry date range), so you can scope it to a single account, a specific posting state, or any date window.Exports run in the background. The file downloads automatically once it’s ready, and you can also find it under Reports > Exports.
Journal entry lines drill-down
This view answers a per-account question, so it always opens with an account and a quarter in context. Open it from the Ledger tab (expand an account, then click View journal entry lines).
- Left: a paginated list of the journal entry lines posted to the selected account during the quarter
- Right: the full entry detail for the line selected on the left
[Code] - [Account Name] / Journal entry lines / Q[N] YYYY.
Each row on the left represents a single line and shows:
Filter the list by Type (
Debit or Credit), by Date within the quarter, or search by invoice number, customer, or amount.
This view has no export button. To download entries as a spreadsheet, use the Journal tab export or the financial reports on the Ledger tab.
Entry detail
Both surfaces show the same entry detail: as a side modal from the Journal tab, and in the right-hand panel of the drill-down. Journal entry details covers the entry itself:- Entry date and status (with the posting date if posted)
- Related records (customer, subscription, invoice) when applicable
- Original currency, exchange rate, and exchange rate date, shown only when the rate is not 1
A bold Total row closes the table. Debits and credits always match.
When an entry has lines across multiple products, lines are grouped by account with each product shown as a sub-row. In the drill-down, the line selected on the left is highlighted here.
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