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How to use reporting and owner statements in LeaseyLog

March 14, 20261 min readLeaseyLog Team

The reporting page helps you understand what money came in, what money went out, and what still needs cleanup.

Simple reporting and export flow

This image shows the usual reporting order: check totals, review the activity, then export what you need.

What you can see

LeaseyLog shows:

  • profit and loss
  • cash flow
  • a simple balance sheet view
  • activity behind the totals

Step 1: Open the reporting page

Start by looking at the main totals.

You can quickly see:

  • income
  • expenses
  • net result

Step 2: Click into the activity

When you click a section, LeaseyLog shows the entries behind that number.

This helps you answer simple questions like:

  • what made this total go up
  • what was this expense
  • what still needs to be categorized

Step 3: Filter the activity

Use the activity filters to focus on:

  • all activity
  • imported only
  • unclassified only

This is very helpful after a CSV import.

Step 4: Export the report

When you are ready, export your statement as:

  • CSV
  • PDF

Why this matters

You should not have to rebuild your numbers every month from scratch.

LeaseyLog helps you keep the records cleaner as you go.

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