Purchase Book Report
The Purchase Book report helps you review purchase-related accounting entries for a selected period. It is useful for checking transactions, balances, and month-wise purchase movement.
Quick Links
Navigation Path
Back Office -> Accounting Books -> Purchase Book

From the Accounting Books section, open Purchase Book to view purchase summaries and detailed purchase entries.
What You Can Do in Purchase Book
The Purchase Book page helps you:
- review purchase-related transactions
- check monthly debit and credit summaries
- view detailed entries for a selected period
- monitor opening balance, totals, and closing balance
- export the report
- print the report
Purchase Book Summary View
The Purchase Book summary screen shows month-wise purchase activity for the selected date range.

Common sections on the page include:
- From Date and To Date filters
- Export All option
- Print option
- month-wise rows with debit, credit, and closing balance values
This view helps you understand purchase movement month by month.
Detailed Purchase Book View
The detailed Purchase Book screen shows transaction-wise entries for the selected period.
The detailed table can include:
- Date Time
- Name
- Party
- Details
- Debit
- Credit
The page also shows:
- Opening Balance
- Totals
- Closing Balance
This makes it easier to review how purchase transactions were posted during the selected period.
Grouped Purchase Account View
The Purchase Book can also display grouped purchase values by account for the selected period.

This view is useful when you want to review summarized purchase account values instead of full transaction-level records.
Monthly Purchase Balance View
You can also review month-wise debit, credit, and closing balance values across a longer date range.

This is useful for understanding purchase trends and balance movement over time.
How to View the Purchase Book Report
- Open Back Office
- Go to Accounting Books
- Click Purchase Book
- Select the From Date and To Date
- Choose the required Branch or consolidated view if available
- Review the summary or detailed entries shown in the table
Export and Print Options
The Purchase Book page provides quick output options:
- Export All to download the purchase book data
- Print to print the current report
These options are useful for audits, financial reviews, and record sharing.
Why Purchase Book Is Important
Using the Purchase Book helps you:
- review purchase entries clearly
- track debit and credit movement related to purchases
- monitor opening and closing balances
- support audit and reconciliation work
- understand monthly and transaction-wise purchase activity