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Understanding the Table View

The table view provides a detailed breakdown of forecast values by week on week. The week starts on a Monday. The forecast is updated every week on Sunday. (this setting can be disabled for on-demand data sync capability)

The forecast is organized into:

1. Operations

Core operating cash activities. It consists of sub-categories of Revenue and Expenses

Examples members:

  • Customer Collections
  • Payroll
  • Marketing & Sales
  • Professional Services
  • Rent
  • Software Expenses

2. Investing

Cash movements related to investments and capital expenditures, categorized into Inflows and Outflows

Examples:

  • Equipment Purchases
  • Capital Projects
  • Asset Sales

3. Financing

Cash movements related to debt and equity activities.

Examples:

  • Loan Draws
  • Debt Repayments
  • Interest Payments

 

Expanding and Collapsing Groups

Use the expand/collapse controls to view groups and group members. Group members are comprised of the following:

  1. Suppliers
  2. Buyers
  3. Journal Entries, Credit Memo’s, Inter company transfers etc.
    Note : All data points that are independent of Supplier and buyer and maintained in your general ledger

 

Adding a new row

On hovering on the right side of any group name (not the default ones), + icon can be used to add a row manually. This row sorts automatically once the name is added to it.