Generating cash flow planning report
Introduction
You may generate an overview of your expected income (cash
inflow) and expenditure (cash outflow). The expected inflows are based on the
terms of sales invoices, and the expected outflows are based on the terms of
purchase invoices. A cash flow planning report can help you predict possible
deficits and/or temporary surpluses in your company so you can plan for the
changes.
Menu Path
Cash flow ➔
Reports ➔ Various
➔ Planning
How do I generate the cash flow planning reports?
- Go
to Cash flow ➔
Reports ➔
Various ➔
Planning.
- Define
the criteria under the Details section.
- Click Start.
Fields
Reference date
Type or select a reference date that will be the starting
date of the report. All the expected cash flows will be calculated based on
this date. By default, the current date is displayed.
Show
Select how you want the expected cash flow to be displayed.
You can choose from Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly
or Yearly data.
Interval
Type the interval (that determines the range of the option
selected in Show of the expected cash flow. For example, if you select Monthly
at Show and you type “2” as the interval value, then you will see the
data for every two consecutive months displayed (per period) in the 6-period
report. If you type “10” as the interval value, then you will see the data for
every ten consecutive months displayed (per period) in the 6-period report.
Transaction
Select the transaction you want to generate in the report.
You can choose from Invoices, Orders or All.
- Invoices – Select this option to include the unmatched
invoice terms that are created for processed (credit) invoices, and financial
entries in the report.
- Orders – Select this option to include the planning terms
that are created in the background for unprocessed (credit) invoices, sales
orders, quotations, and purchase orders in the report.
- All – Select this option to include both of the options
above in the report.
Buttons
Start
Click this button to generate the cash flow planning report.
Negative balances are displayed in red. The inflow and outflow are displayed
per cash instrument. In addition, the balance per cash instrument and the total
balance are also displayed.
Close
Click this button to exit.
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