Financial reporting in Business Central allows financial and business professionals to create, maintain, deploy, and view financial statements. It moves beyond traditional reporting constraints to help you efficiently design various types of reports. Business Central includes several reports, tracing functions, and tools that help auditors or controllers who are responsible for reporting to the finance department. Financial reporting includes support for dimensions, so account segments or dimensions are immediately available. No additional tools or configuration steps are required.

Use account schedules to get insight into the financial data stored in your chart of accounts. Account schedules analyze figures in G/L accounts and compare general ledger entries with general ledger budget entries. One of the main functions of account schedules is to provide a place for calculations that cannot be made directly in the chart of accounts, such as creating subtotals for groups of accounts, which can be included in new totals and can then be used in other totals

In this webinar, you will learn:

• Overview of Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Financials
• How to create your first income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.
• Create as many account schedules as needed, each with a unique name.
• Set up various report layouts and print the reports with the current figures.
• Power BI, your next generation of reporting and analytics