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# Reporting

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Operators can export the history of their staking positions on accounts they've got access to. Administrators can review the staking history of all accounts.
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## Reporting Balances and Breakdown

On your account page you have 2 different places where you can observe your balances :

1. The top panel with your available balance, your total balance, your pending balance and your total at stake.
2. The Staking Information panel with the total rewards generated, rolling weekly rewards, and rolling Monthly rewards, as well as your available balance, your current deposit, your withdraw-able balance, and the rewards that have been calculated in the previous epoch but not yet sent to your withdraw-able balance.
3. **Available balances:** Correspond to your balance minus the deposit you have. Keep in mind ADA don't let you initiate a transaction that would leave your account with less than 1 ADA. Please always keep 1 ADA in your account for convenience. The pending transactions you may have will impact that balance.
4. **Total balance:** Correspond to your balance minus the deposit you have. The pending transactions you may have will impact that balance.
5. **Staking Information Panel**

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6. Your staking rewards:
   1. Total rewards : Sum of all your withdrawn rewards
   2. Last 7 days : Sum of all your withdrawn rewards during the last 7 days
   3. Last 30 days : Sum of all your withdrawn rewards during the last 30 days
7. A part from your available balance, you'll be presented with
   1. **The deposit** that you registered to the blockchain
   2. Your **stake address**
   3. The **pool ID** that you choose to delegate to
   4. The **withdraw-able balance** corresponding to what the network already sent you as rewards
   5. The **epoch n-1** rewards corresponding to the rewards the network has calculated for you but not yet sent to your withdraw-able balance - this balance can be lost if you deregister your account.
8. **API reporting**

   Implement advanced reporting tracking capabilities via API, to do so please refer to this [developer portal guide.](https://help.vault.ledger.com/api-documentation/getting-started/authentication#reporting--notifications)


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