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Reports — 30+ Reports for Sales, Inventory, Profit, GST & More

Data without insights is useless. Stock Register offers 30+ ready-to-use business reports that turn your transaction data into actionable insights. Use the Daybook to monitor daily activity, Profit & Loss to measure profitability, GST reports for tax filing, Item reports to optimize inventory, and Sales/Purchase reports to understand trends. Every report can be filtered by date range and downloaded as PDF or Excel. Whether you need daily monitoring, monthly analysis, or quarterly GST filing — the right report is always one click away.

Overview

  • 30+ Report Types Access a comprehensive library of reports covering sales, purchases, inventory, profit, GST, expenses, and more. Every aspect of your business has a dedicated report.
  • GST-Ready Reports Generate GSTR-1 (outward supplies / sales) and GSTR-2 (inward supplies / purchases) reports ready for filing. Export in Excel format for your CA or accountant.
  • Download PDF & Excel Every report can be downloaded as PDF or Excel for record-keeping, audits, sharing with your accountant, or submitting to tax authorities.
  • Date Range Filtering Filter any report by custom date range — view daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual data. Compare periods to spot trends and make informed decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, virtually all reports in Stock Register can be downloaded as PDF or Excel files. Click the Download button on any report page and choose your preferred format. PDF is great for sharing with customers, while Excel is ideal for your accountant or for further analysis.

Go to Reports and navigate to the GST Reports section. You can generate GSTR-1 (outward supplies / sales) and GSTR-2 (inward supplies / purchases) reports. Filter by date range (e.g., quarterly period), download in Excel format, and share with your CA for filing. The reports are formatted to match GST filing requirements.

The Daybook report shows all your daily transactions — sales, purchases, payments in, payments out, returns — in one consolidated view. Use it every morning to review the previous day's business activity, verify cash collected, and catch any discrepancies. It is the single most useful report for daily business monitoring.

Yes, use the 'Sales Bill-wise Profit' report to see the profit earned on each individual sales invoice. This helps you identify which sales are most profitable, which customers bring the best margins, and whether any deals are being sold at a loss.

At minimum, run the Profit & Loss report (to check overall profitability), Party Balance Summary (to review outstanding receivables and payables), Low Stock Items (to plan purchases), and Expense Reports (to review operating costs). For GST-registered businesses, also generate GSTR-1 and GSTR-2 reports at the end of each filing period.

Check the Day Book for an overview of all transactions, the Profit & Loss report for daily profitability, and the Cash & Bank report for cash flow. Stock Register provides all three with one-tap access from the dashboard.

Go to Reports > GST Reports. Stock Register auto-generates GSTR-1 (outward supplies) and GSTR-2 (inward supplies) reports from your sales and purchase data. You can export these reports and directly upload them to the GST portal, or use them as reference while filing through a CA.

The Profit & Loss report is the single most important report. It shows your total revenue, cost of goods sold, gross profit, expenses, and net profit for any period. In Stock Register, you can view this daily, weekly, monthly, or for any custom date range.

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