There are two common methods for exporting crypto transactions to an accounting system (via specific file formats or API). In this article we will walk through both of these options as well as discuss the pros and cons of using either export method.
What reports can Divly provide?
In Divly you can currently generate up to three reports as a company after you have purchased a plan:
Transaction List Report
Crypto Accounting Guide (availability depends on your jurisdiction)
Once you have purchased a plan you have full access to generate the reports you need for your financial year. You can create daily, monthly, or annual reports depending on what suits you best.
Create and download a report
To create a report do the following after you have subscribed to Divly:
Click on Reports in the left sidebar.
Select the relevant financial year.
Select the timespan of the report, the report type, and what wallets or exchanges to include (leave this blank to include all of them).
Click Export Report.
The report will be generated and available under Report Files. Here you can download, store, or delete the reports as you please.
Send the reports to your accountant
Well done! You have imported your transacitons, verified them, and now generated your company report. You now have the information needed to close your books. Send it to your accountant so that they can input the data into their acounting software of choice.
We've kept the company report flexible so that you or your accountant can manage the bookeeping in the structure that suits you best. There are different ways to account for crypto transactions depending on how it is used and what reporting standards you follow. If you require a special customzied breakdown, please reach out to our online customer support chat or your dedicated .