In your administration account on ebriza.com, in Menu -> Reports, the global reports are grouped into categories. The Accounting category contains the reports most often requested by accountants. Like the other global reports, they open on any Ebriza account, regardless of the subscription, and they do NOT need the Insights app. The only exception is Centralizator NIR, which does need the Stock Management (or Stock Management Premium) app installed on the account — it still does not need Insights. If you do not have that app, the report appears greyed out in the report list.
Like the other global reports, these reports are available on any Ebriza account, regardless of the subscription plan, and do NOT require the Insights app. The only exception is the NIR Summary Report, which requires the Inventory Management app (or Inventory Management Premium) to be installed on the account — it still does not require Insights. If you do not have the required app, the report appears greyed out in the reports list.
Attention: Reports always run only for the location you are logged into (see the top center of the screen). The period is selected from the “Date” filter at the top of the report. Not all reports open with the same default period: most open for the current day, while the NIR Summary Report opens for the last 30 days. Always check the “Date” filter before reading the figures and change it to “last month” yourself. With the “Manual” option, you can select the start and end date and time.
Other reports in the Accounting category
Monetary Report
NIR Summary Report — a list of receipts (NIRs) for the selected period, with one row for each receipt, including the NIR number, supplier, and value. Details below.
I want a list of receipts (NIRs) for a period in Excel
If you want “all receipts from month X in a file”, the dedicated report is the NIR Summary Report. Do not use the Inventory Report for this: it is an aggregated stock balance for each item (opening balance, incoming, outgoing, closing balance), not a list of documents, so it does not provide NIR numbers.
Steps:
On ebriza.com, go to Reports from the menu on the left.
Under the Accounting category, select the NIR Summary Report.
Change the “Date” filter at the top of the report to the period you are interested in (for example, August 1–31). The report opens for the last 30 days, not for the previous month.
If you want to filter for a single supplier, you can also use the “Supplier Name” filter. There are no other filters.
At the top of the report, next to the filters, there is a selector for the number of rows displayed. It is set to 500. If you have more receipts in the selected period, switch it to “All”; otherwise, you will export only the first 500 rows.
From the three dots in the top right corner, select “Export Excel” (or “Export CSV”). The file will be prepared and a download link will then appear. This report does not have a PDF export option.
Report columns: Location, Invoice No., NIR No., Date, Due Date, Supplier Name, VAT ID and Stock Type, plus the totals Total Purchased, Total Purchased incl. VAT, and VAT.
Good to know:
The report is built from incoming stock movements, so it only contains invoices that already have an NIR. An incoming invoice without an NIR will not appear in the report. To see invoices without an NIR, go to Costs - Invoices and check the “NIR” column: invoices without an NIR are marked as N/A.
The same receipt may appear on multiple rows if it contains items with different stock types (the “Stock Type” column).
The report requires the Inventory Management or Inventory Management Premium app. It does not require Insights and is not a custom report.
It is available only in the administrator account on ebriza.com, not in the POS app.
For the equivalent question about sales — “I want all invoices issued in month X in a file” — use the Issued Invoices Summary Report, also under the Accounting category.
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