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Reports

Overview

Integral provides comprehensive reporting capabilities to help you track your digital asset portfolio, analyze performance, and meet compliance requirements. This guide explains all available reports and when to use them for effective portfolio management and financial reporting.

Closing Positions Reports

By Wallet

What it shows: Token and NFT balances for each wallet/account at a specific point in time, including cost basis and unrealized returns.

Key information included:

  • Quantity - Amount of each token or NFT held

  • Market Value - Current USD value of holdings

  • Cost Basis - Original purchase price in USD

  • Unrealized Return - Difference between market value and cost basis

  • Market Price - Current price per token (in CSV export only)

  • Valuation Data - Pricing method, timestamp, and source for NFTs (in CSV export only)

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By Token

What it shows: Aggregated token balances across all accounts, providing a consolidated view of your total holdings by asset.

Key information included:

  • Total Quantity - Combined holdings across all wallets

  • Aggregated Market Value - Total USD value for each asset

  • Combined Cost Basis - Total cost basis across all positions

  • Overall Unrealized Returns - Entity-level gains/losses by asset

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NFT Closing Positions Report

What it shows: NFT collection balances by account, including collection-level valuation and metadata.

Key information included:

  • Collection Name - NFT collection identifier

  • Count - Number of NFTs held in each collection (in CSV export only)

  • Market Value - Total USD value of NFT holdings

  • Cost Basis - Original acquisition cost

  • Account Information - Which wallets hold each collection

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DeFi Closing Positions Report

What it shows: Positions held across decentralized finance protocols, including staking, lending, and liquidity positions.

Key information included:

  • Protocol Positions - Holdings in various DeFi platforms

  • Position Types - Staking, lending, liquidity provision, etc.

  • Current Values - USD value of DeFi positions

  • Rewards Information - Earnings from DeFi activities

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Financial Analysis Reports

Schedule of Dispositions

What it shows: Detailed record of all asset sales and dispositions with realized gains and losses, using the accounts cost basis method.

Key information included:

  • Volume - Amount of asset sold

  • Date Acquired - When the asset was originally purchased

  • Date Sold - When the asset was disposed of

  • Proceeds - USD amount received from sale

  • Cost Basis - Original purchase price

  • Gain/Loss - Realized profit or loss on the transaction

  • Account Details - Which wallets were involved in the transaction

  • Transaction Hashes - Blockchain transaction identifiers

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Profit and Loss

What it shows: A summary of categorized income and expenses over a selected period, resulting in net profit or loss from your crypto activity.

Key information included:

  • Income Categories: Breakdown of all income, such as sales and other revenue

  • Expense Categories: Breakdown of operating expenses, such as transaction fees

  • Total Income: Sum of all categorized income for the period

  • Total Expenses: Sum of all categorized operating expenses

  • Net Profit: Income minus expenses, showing overall profitability

  • Date Range: Customizable period for which the report is generated

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Realized Gain/Loss

What it shows: Summary of realized returns by asset or account over a specified time period, with short-term and long-term classifications.

Key information included:

  • Starting/Ending Quantities - Position changes over the period

  • Inflow/Outflow Activity - Purchases and sales during the period

  • Total Realized Returns - Net gains/losses from dispositions

  • Short-Term vs Long-Term - Tax classification of gains/losses

  • Market Value Changes - Fair value movements

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Roll Forward Report

What it shows: Asset movements showing beginning balances, inflows, outflows, and ending balances with realized gains/losses, designed for FASB compliance.

Key information included:

  • Beginning/Ending Balances - Quantities and fair market values

  • Inflows/Outflows - Detailed activity during the period

  • Realized Gains/Losses - Separated into gains and losses

  • Fair Market Value Changes - Valuation movements over time

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Cost Basis Report

What it shows: Detailed tax lot information showing cost basis tracking using FIFO or ACB (Average Cost Basis) methods.

Key information included:

  • Lot ID - Unique identifier for each tax lot

  • Deposit Timestamp - When assets were acquired

  • Volume Acquired/Sold/Remaining - Quantity tracking

  • Acquired Price - Original cost per unit

  • Cost Basis Information - Original and remaining cost basis

  • Transaction Details - Blockchain transaction data

  • Safe Harbor Status (if applicable) - Special tax treatment classifications for wallet-level cost basis tracking

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Data Export Reports

Journal Entry Report

What it shows: General ledger entries formatted for import into ERP systems and accounting software.

Key information included:

  • Journal Numbers - Sequential entry identifiers

  • Transaction Dates - When entries were recorded

  • Account Information - Chart of accounts references

  • Debit/Credit Amounts - Accounting entry details

  • Descriptions - Transaction memos and details

When to use it:

Unlike the Journal Entries that are automatically generated when you use Integral's direct Syncing features, this report is generated independently and is not based on data that's already been synced to your ERP.

It's particularly useful for validating information before using our sync features, or if you prefer to manually post journal entries from Integral instead. If you have any questions on how to maximize the use of this report, please reach out to help@integral.xyz

Key notes:

  • Excluded transactions and their gain/loss are also excluded from the Journal Entry report

  • Any transactions missing an asset mapping or GL account will not be included in the Journal Entry report

  • Synced transactions are excluded from the Journal Entry report by default

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Account Transactions (General ledger)

What it shows: Detailed transaction history with all activity and associated metadata.

Key information included:

  • Transaction Details - Amounts, dates, GL Accounts/Classes, memos

  • Blockchain Information - Transaction hashes

  • Account Information - Source and destination wallets

  • Asset Details - Tokens and amounts involved

  • Fee Information - Transaction costs and gas fees

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Wallet and Token Balance report

What it shows: A consolidated view of all wallet and token balances across your connected accounts, allowing you to quickly identify any discrepancies and ensure accurate reconciliation.

Key information included:

  • Name: Identification of each token or wallet being tracked

  • Reference Balance: External balance queried directly from on-chain

  • Integral Balance: Balance as tracked within the Integral platform

  • Match Status: Indicator showing whether balances between sources are consistent or if there are mismatches

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How to fix any mismatches

In most cases, a mismatch for a token or wallet is present simply because the latest sync of new transactions hasn’t started or completed yet. Since we query the reference balance in real time (balance only, not transactions) and sync new transactions every 8 hours, please allow these workflows to finish.

If a sync of new transactions has just completed and there is still a mismatch, reach out to your point of contact at Integral or email help@integral.xyz for assistance.

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