The export is what you were looking at
Short answer
Every table downloads as Excel or CSV, and the filters you set on screen apply to the file. An export that ignores the filters is a database dump, and someone has to redo the work in a spreadsheet.
muhasebe.cirometre.com/reports
Financial reportsProfit & loss, cash flow and a balance summary, by period.
Excel PDF
Profit & lossCash flowBalance summary
MonthQuarterYear
July – September 2026 Profit & loss1 Jul – 30 Sep 2026
Net sales 100.0% $385,380.00
Cost of goods sold −56.8% −$218,740.00
Gross profit 43.2% $166,640.00
Marketplace commission −9.2% −$35,490.00
Shipping and logistics −5.2% −$19,860.00
Advertising −3.2% −$12,460.00
Payroll −10.0% −$38,620.00
Other operating costs −4.6% −$17,650.00
Depreciation −0.6% −$2,231.72
Operating profit 10.5% $40,328.28
Gross margin43.2%
Operating margin10.5%
Cost / revenue32.7%
Prev. quarter+8.4%
Before tax; amounts exclude VAT.
Numbers have to be able to leave
An accountant, a lender or a marketplace will eventually ask for something in a format they can open. A tool that cannot export becomes a tool people retype out of.
Export is on the table itself, so what leaves is what you were reading.
Frequently asked questions
Do filters apply to the export?
Yes. The file contains what was on screen, not the whole table.
Which formats are available?
Excel and CSV on tables, PDF on the financial and tax reports.