How to export and share reports

Need to send something to your accountant, business partner, or just keep a backup in case your laptop decides to go for a swim? Exporting reports from stub is quick and painless.

You can turn any report into a neat PDF or a CSV file faster than you can say “tax season panic.”

Save it your way: PDF vs CSV

  1. Open the report you want (e.g. Profit & Loss, Cash Flow, VAT).
  2. Apply any filters you need (date range, tags, the works).
  3. Click the three dots in the top-right corner.
  4. Select Download and pick PDF or CSV.

Boom. Your download starts instantly.

PDF vs CSV: which one to pick?

  • PDF: Polished and presentation-ready. Perfect for accountants, meetings, or your “look how official I am” folder.
  • CSV: Raw data you can open in Excel or Google Sheets. Ideal for number crunching or building custom charts.

Share reports your way

Once downloaded, you can:

  • Attach it to an email or WhatsApp.
  • Save it to cloud storage like Google Drive or Dropbox.
  • Print it for in-person meetings (or for that filing cabinet you swear you’ll clear out).

Quick checklist before exporting

  • Double-check the date range.
  • Apply the right tag filters (Pro).
  • Make sure transactions are categorised; “Uncategorised” items can mess up totals.

💡Tips

  • Always export a CSV if you’re planning to re-slice or pivot data – way easier than copy-pasting later.
  • Send your accountant both versions: the PDF for quick reading, the CSV if they want to dig.