ERP Pre-Sync

Preview of journal entries before they are synced to your ERP: chart of accounts mapping, debit/credit amounts, and configuration status.

Why use this report?

Your control check before committing journal entries to the ERP. Shows every transaction mapped to its chart of accounts, with debit and credit amounts, classification rule used, and a configuration status flag. Catch errors (missing accounts, missing fiat values, wrong mappings) before they reach your ERP.

Excel Tabs (2)

Tab	Rows	Columns	What It Shows
Chart of Accounts Summary	One per account	Chart of Account Type, Chart of Account Name, Sum of Debit, Sum of Credit	Aggregated debits and credits per account. Quick check: do the totals make sense?
raw_data	One per journal line (2+ lines per transaction)	58 columns (see Key Columns below)	Every journal entry line with full transaction context and COA mapping.

Key Columns

TRANSACTION DATA (same as Transaction Ledger)

Column	What It Contains
`Timestamp / Transaction Hash / Sbx ID`	Transaction identification.
`Belongs To / 3rd Party`	Wallet and counterparty.
`Original Amount / Currency Symbol`	Token quantity and ticker.
`Balance Impact (T) / Total Fiat Amount ($)`	Signed quantity and fiat value.
`Direction / Event Label / Platform`	Classification and chain.

JOURNAL ENTRY (unique to this report)

Column	What It Contains
`Is Well Configured?`	Status flag: "Yes" or "Error: <reason>". Reasons: no_account_matched, missing_fiat, missing_cost_basis.
`Line Amount Type`	"Cost" or "Fair Value". Each transaction generates at least 2 lines.
`Debit`	Debit amount for this journal line.
`Credit`	Credit amount for this journal line.
`Chart of Account Name`	The account this line maps to (e.g., Fixed Assets, Finance Charge Income).
`Chart of Account Type`	Account type: asset, expense, income, liability, equity.
`Chart of Account Code`	Account code from your COA.
`Is Inventory?`	Whether this line affects inventory accounts.
`Classification Rule Creator`	Which rule created this mapping (or 'Error' if no rule matched).

METADATA

Column	What It Contains
`class_name / department_name`	ERP classification and department mapping.
`Transaction ID`	TRES internal transaction ID.

Use Cases

Use Case	How	Alternative Report
Pre-sync review	Filter Is Well Configured? != "Yes" to find transactions that will fail or produce incorrect journal entries.
Missing account mapping	Filter for "Error: no_account_matched" to find transactions without COA rules. Create rules before syncing.
Debit/credit verification	Use the Chart of Accounts Summary tab to verify total debits = total credits.
Rule testing	After creating new COA rules, regenerate this report to verify they map correctly before syncing.

Report	Extra Columns vs. This Report	Best For
ERP Pre-Sync	This report: preview before syncing	Control check, error detection, rule testing
ERP Post-Sync	Record of what was actually synced	Reconciliation, sync status tracking
Realized Gains & Losses	Transaction data with cost basis (no COA mapping)	Tax and gains analysis

Note: Transactions with Is Well Configured? = 'Error' will either fail to sync or produce incorrect entries. Always resolve errors before syncing to your ERP.

Tip: Each transaction produces at least 2 journal lines (one 'Cost' and one 'Fair Value'). Some produce more. The Chart of Accounts Summary tab gives you the aggregated view.