Through statement of account reports, you can track all financial transactions related to your contacts—whether customers, suppliers, or employees—and view the outstanding balance at any point within a selected period.
These reports give you a clear view of account status, helping you follow up on collections, review transactions, and make informed financial decisions based on accurate data.
Wafeq provides two types of statement of account reports, each offering a different level of detail to suit quick reviews or in-depth analysis.
Difference between the two reports
- Summary report: organizes data by accounts
- Detailed report: organizes data by individual transactions within each account
Viewing the Summary Statement of Account
From the main menu, click “Reports”, then select “Statement of Account” under the “For Accountant” section.
This report shows account activity during the selected period by presenting each account as a standalone block that starts with the opening balance, followed by its related transactions, and ends with the total movements and closing balance.
This view focuses on a high-level summary of each account without going deep into individual transaction details.
It includes:
- Account (e.g., Customers, Cash, Expenses)
- Date
- Serial number and source (document type)
- Offset accounts
- Activity (transaction type)
- Debit / Credit
- Balance after each movement
Each account starts with an opening balance, followed by its transactions, and ends with total movements and the closing balance.
When to use it
- To monitor account movement over a period
- To understand how balances changed at a high level
- To review opening balances and total movements per account
- To get a structured overview without diving into transaction-level details
Controlling the reporting period
Click the date range at the top of the report to select a predefined period or define a custom range.
Customizing columns in the Summary report
To control visible columns or their order, click “Edit columns”:
- Enable a field to show it, disable it to hide it
- Reorder columns using drag and drop
- Pin important columns so they stay fixed while scrolling
Click “Reset” to return to the default layout.
Filtering the report
Click “Add filter”, then choose the field to filter by (such as account or contact), and select a specific value if needed.
Note: If a contact is both a customer and a supplier, you can filter by contact to view their combined statement.
Exporting the report
Click “Export” and choose the desired format (PDF, Excel, etc.).
Viewing the Detailed Statement of Account
From the main menu, click “Reports”, then select “Statement of Account – Detailed” under the “For Accountant” section.
This report displays all transactions sequentially, showing each transaction individually with the balance updated after every entry. This allows you to track exactly how the balance was built step by step.
This view focuses on transaction-level detail and how each entry impacts the balance—not just the final result.
It includes:
- Account
- Date
- Serial number and source (document type)
- Reference
- Offset accounts
- Activity (transaction type)
- Debit / Credit
- Balance after each movement
The report begins with the opening balance, then lists each transaction in chronological order, updating the balance after each one, until reaching total movements and the final balance.
When to use it
- To review each transaction in detail
- To understand how the balance was built step by step
- To identify errors or discrepancies
- To perform accurate reconciliation
Controlling the reporting period
Click the date range at the top of the report to select a predefined period or define a custom range.
Customizing columns in the Detailed report
Click “Edit columns” to show/hide fields, reorder columns, or pin key columns for easier review.
Click “Reset” to return to the default layout.
Filtering the report
Click “Add filter”, select a field (such as account or contact), and refine the results as needed.
Note: You can filter by contact to view their full statement even if they are both a customer and a supplier.
Exporting the report
Click “Export” and choose the required format (PDF, Excel, etc.).
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