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BalansixFinal Accounts

Work through Accounts Production in the order the tabs are designed.

Accounts Production uses the agreed accounting record and takes it through readiness, setup, mapping, statements, disclosures, reports, electronic filing, checks, history and export.

Final Accounts
Accounts Production tabsStart from the agreed sourceComplete setup before mappingRecommended sequence

Accounts Production tabs

TabPurpose
ReadinessCheck the source accounts and required profile data.
SetupEntity, framework, period, officers/signatories and presentation settings.
MappingConnect nominal balances to statutory classifications.
StatementsReview the generated statutory statements and filing copy.
DisclosuresComplete required notes and narrative.
ReportsSupporting accounts reports.
Electronic filingGenerate/view filing artifacts for supported workflows.
ChecksRun accounting/presentation/filing diagnostics.
HistoryVersions, status and controlled unlock route.
ExportClient and regulatory output.
Balansix statutory final accounts preview
Final Accounts • live Balansix screen

Start from the agreed source

Accounts Production should use the approved accounting record. If the Trial Balance is wrong, correct it in Accounting Workspace and refresh the accounts link rather than typing a different statutory number.

Complete setup before mapping

Confirm legal form, reporting framework, accounting period, company/LLP details, responsible people, approval/signatory information and employee data where required. Missing profile data should be resolved before finalisation.

Recommended sequence

1ReadinessSource + profile
→
2MapStatutory classes
→
3DiscloseNotes + narrative
→
4CheckDiagnostics
→
5FinaliseFreeze output

Need help with your Balansix workflow?

Search the Help Centre first. If the issue remains, contact Balansix Support with the client, module, period, what you expected and what happened.