General Ledger Web view

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Overview

The Web view of the General Ledger (GL) in Wrapbook is an interactive, real-time ledger interface within the Production Accounting Suite (PAS) that allows authorized company team members to view, filter, and analyze posted transactional activity directly in the browser.

Unlike the General Ledger Report, which is designed for generating downloadable PDF or CSV exports for formal reporting and sharing, the Web view is built for day-to-day operational review and workflow management.

In the Web view of the GL you can:

How to access the GL Web view

To see the Web view of a project’s General Ledger:

  1. In the left-side navigation, click the dropdown menu and select the project

  2. In the left-side navigation, click to expand the ACCOUNTING menu, and then click Accounting reports

  3. On the Accounting reports dashboard, click the Web button next to General ledger

Accounting reports section with various report options and navigation menu on the left.

Select the project, expand the ACCOUNTING menu, and then click Accounting reports. On the Accounting reports dashboard, click the Web button next to General Ledger.

General ledger displaying various transactions, accounts, and amounts for financial records.

Example of the Web view of a project’s GL in Wrapbook

GL Web view actions

In the Web view of the GL, you can take the following actions:

View the change log: Click the View change log button to open a panel where you can review the audit trail of actions taken.

Create customized views: Click the + icon next to the Default tab. In the New view popup, enter a Tab name, and then click the Create tab button. To customize the view, click the filter button.

Rename, Duplicate, or Delete a custom view: Hover over the custom view tab until you see the arrow icon. Click the arrow icon, and then make your selection from the dropdown menu.

Export the GL to PDF, XLSX, or CSV: Click the Export button. In the Export drawer, enter the Report name, select the Report type (Detail or Summary), apply a Thousands separator (optional), select the Export format, and select the Page size. When you’re ready, click the Export button.

Customize the GL display: Click the Display button, to adjust columns shown, and the order they appear in. To hide/show columns, click Columns, and then click to check/un-check the boxes next to columns you want to display or hide. To reorder the columns, click Ordering and then make your selection.

Adjust the width of the columns: Hover over the lines separating the column headers until you see the double arrow and then drag the column to your desired width.

GL Web view filters

In the Web view of the GL, you can use the Search bar and the filters to limit your view to specific types of distribution lines.

General ledger displaying transaction details, filters, and account descriptions for financial records.

In the GL Web view, you can use the Search bar and filters to find the distribution lines that you want to update

Click the arrow to see the complete list of filters

  • Filter

    Description

    1099

    Select transactions that have been assigned a US tax form 1099 tax code.

    Account

    Select the line numbers for the accounts to be displayed

    Account type

    Filter by account classification: Asset, Liability, Expense, Income, or Equity.

    Asset

    Choose whether to show transactions related to production assets.

    Bank

    Filter transactions associated with a specific bank account.

    Cancelled

    Choose whether to Include (default), Exclude, or show Only cancelled transactions.

    Effective date

    Filter transactions based on the transaction date (start and end date range).

    FF1

    Select from your customized Free Fields

    Include distribution changes

    Check to display distribution changes made to transactions. Uncheck to hide them.

    Include starting/ending balances

    Check to display the starting and ending balances for the selected period range.

    Line amount

    Filter transactions based on their individual dollar amounts.

    LO

    Filter by work location tag.

    Paid AP invoices

    Filter to show Accounts Payable invoices that have been paid.

    Payment Number

    Filter by specific vendor payment reference numbers.

    PO#

    Select a range of purchase orders based on their reference number.

    Posted date

    Filter transactions based on when they were posted to the General Ledger.

    PRD

    Filter by production or episode tag.

    SET

    Filter by set tag.

    Specific accounts

    Select individual account codes instead of a numeric range.

    Transaction #

    Select a range of transactions based on their reference number.

    Transaction date

    Select the date range of transactions to display

    Transaction status

    Filter by Posted (default), Unposted, or All statuses.

    Transaction type

    Filter by transaction category: Accounts Payable (AP), Journal Entry (JE), Payroll (PR), Vendor Payment (VP), Open Purchase Order (Open PO), Petty Cash (PC), and PCard (PX).

    V1099

    Select vendors with US tax form 1099 status.

    Vendor

    Select specific vendors to include in the report. Vendors must be added on the Vendors page before they appear as options.

How to make bulk edits to the General Ledger in Web view

  1. In the left-side dropdown menu, select the project that the GL belongs to

  2. In the left-side navigation, expand the ACCOUNTING menu, and then click Accounting reports

  3. Next to General ledger, click the Web button

  4. In the GL Web view, you can use the Search bar and filters to find the distribution lines that you want to update

  5. Click the checkboxes to select the distribution lines that you want to bulk edit, and then click the Bulk edit button at the bottom of the GL

  6. In the Bulk edit popup, click the dropdown menu next to Change to select what you want to update in the distribution lines. Then click the box next to it to select the change to be made.

  7. When you’re ready, click the Apply button

After you click Apply:

  • Wrapbook updates the selected distribution lines immediately in the GL

  • The changes are reflected in real time in the Web view of the GL, allowing you to review the updated account coding, tags, or other modified fields directly on screen

  • If Include distribution changes is enabled in your filters, you’ll also be able to see the distribution update activity in the ledger results

  • These updates impact reporting going forward, meaning any newly generated General Ledger Reports, Trial Balance Reports, or Cost Reports will reflect the revised distribution details.

Accounting reports section with options for various financial reports and actions.

Select the project, expand the ACCOUNTING menu, and click Accounting reports. Then, next to General ledger, click the Web button.

General ledger interface displaying transaction details and filter options for financial records.

In the GL web view, you can use the Search bar and filters to find the distribution lines that you want to update

General ledger displaying transaction details, including account descriptions and transaction types.

Click the checkboxes to select the distribution lines that you want to bulk edit, and then click the Bulk edit button at the bottom of the GL.

Bulk edit interface showing changes from ACCT to 1099 for selected rows.

In the Bulk edit popup, click the dropdown menu next to Change to select what you want to update in the distribution lines. Then click the box next to it to select the change to be made. When you’re ready, click the Apply button.

Important considerations when using the GL Web view

While working in the Web view of the GL, it’s important to be aware of the following:

The Web view reflects live ledger data

The Web view displays real-time transactional activity. Any distribution changes you apply will immediately impact how transactions appear in:

If you’re working mid-close or mid-reporting cycle, be sure you understand how bulk edits will affect downstream reporting.

Distribution edits do not change source transaction amounts

Bulk edits in the GL update distribution coding (such as account, tags, or other distribution fields), but they do not change:

  • The original transaction amount

  • The vendor

  • The transaction type

  • The underlying AP invoice, Payroll, JE, or Vendor Payment record

If you need to modify the original transaction itself, you must do so from its source module (for example: AP invoices, Journal entries, Payroll, etc.).

Use filters strategically before bulk editing

Before applying bulk edits:

  • Narrow your results using Effective date, Transaction type, or ACCT

  • Confirm that Transaction status is set appropriately (for example, Posted vs All statuses)

  • Use Include distribution changes if you need to review prior updates

This helps prevent unintended edits across periods, vendors, or account ranges.

Review distribution changes for audit clarity

If you're performing re-classes or correcting coding:

  • Enable Include distribution changes to see historical distribution updates

  • Review credit entries using TxCR when validating balancing entries

  • Confirm totals before and after edits to ensure accounts remain balanced

This is especially important during:

  • Period close

  • Audit prep

  • Budget vs. actual review

  • Tax incentive or cost certification workflows

Web view vs. GL Report: when to use each

Use the Web view when you need to:

  • Investigate transactions

  • Re-class or correct distributions

  • Perform operational clean-up

  • Review activity quickly without exporting

Use the General Ledger Report when you need to:

  • Generate a formal deliverable

  • Share reports with production, studio, or auditors

  • Export to PDF or CSV

  • Archive period activity