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What does Archive means in Business Central when searching for General Ledger Entries?

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Hi Community,
 
I'm starting to use BC, and my version is the latest BC. I'm curious why is it that when I search General Ledger Entries, beside it, it indicate here Archive?
I see that there are Archive and Reports a& Anlysis.. so my question is..
 
1. What is Archive means? Is this archive the same meaning as Purchase Order Archive?
 
2. How many category are there considering there is Reports & Analysis, and there is Archive?
 
 
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    Mohana Yadav Profile Picture
    61,017 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Yes, it’s similar in meaning to “Purchase Order Archive.”
    Archive means the page deals with historical or snapshot data.
     
    Usage Categories:
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    Ahmad Subhani Profile Picture
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    Hi,
     
    It simply means when any thing posted in business central which have a financial effect will come here as a History Maintaining.
     
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    RockwithNav Profile Picture
    8,705 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    In Business Central, Archive next to General Ledger Entries just means it's a page showing posted (historical) data—it's not the same as a Purchase Order Archive. Business Central uses labels like Archive, Reports & Analysis, Setup, and Tasks to group pages by purpose, helping you find what you need more easily.
     
    Category Purpose
    Archive Shows posted, historical, read-only data (e.g., General Ledger Entries)
    Reports & Analysis Provides reporting tools, dashboards, and analysis views
    Tasks Pages used for daily operations (e.g., Sales Orders, Purchase Invoices)
    Setup Configuration pages (e.g., General Ledger Setup, Posting Groups)
    Documents Transactional documents before posting (e.g., Sales Quotes, Purchase Orders)
    Lists Master data lists (e.g., Customers, Vendors, Items)
     
     
     
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