Hi,
Hmmm ... I think that depends how you define the financial healthof a company.
This can be a start of an interessting discussion.
If you would need to take a loan the bank would probably request a set of reports and data showing the financial health of your company.
If you want to look at the result of posted G/L transactions you can certainly create an Account Schedule or a set of Account Schedules.
But is this enough information about the financial healthof a company?
If you want to look at some more than the result of posted transactions and want to look a bit into the next periods then you can also inherit Budgets (if you are good at budgeting) and get an impression if also "tomorrow" the company is in good health.
If this is all set up well then it should also be an easy task to get an overview ... like printing a single account schedule report.
And next step could be to set up and use the "Cash Flow" functionality where you can get combined view on registered transactions on G/L Accounts, budgeted data and also expected payments (based on open orders and it's payment terms).
Also the result of the cash flow calculations can be printed on a single report.
Does this go into the right direction?
Thanks
Dirk
