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# Reports

With the help of the reports, you can carry out important analyses and checks of the customer account. These analyses can be provided as html, json as well as pdf. 

This for example also enables you to continue your customer-facing process directly with the provided and analyzed data of the report. We offer you the possibility of an individual report based on your needs. Therefore we evaluate the most significant account information for you. 

{% hint style="info" %}
For example in the case of a **B2C** end-user: 

* Account details 
* Account balance
* Financial capability
* Negative indicators (e.g. Chargebacks, seizure, etc.)
* Cashflow development
* Income details & distribution
* Spending details & distribution
* B2C Rating 
* ... and much more
  {% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
For example in the case of a **B2B** end-user: 

* Account details 
* Account balance
* Profit and Loss Analysis
* Negative indicators (e.g. Chargebacks, seizure, etc.)
* Cashflow development
* Income details & distribution
* Spending details & distribution
* B2B Rating 
* ... and much more
  {% endhint %}


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