Accounts Receivable Aging by Salesperson
Easily find the balance owed by customers, overdue amounts and how long they’ve been due segmented by salespersons associated with those accounts.
- The table provides a breakdown of amounts due and overdue, segmented by salesperson, customer and currency. The overdue amounts are also bucketed into 30-day time windows to see how long they have been overdue, which helps guide follow-up actions. You can click on these amounts to see which invoices make up those amounts.
- Use the filters to select a specific market, currency or a specific salesperson.
Note that when multiple currencies are involved, you’d need to filter by Currency or Market-ID (i.e. markets with a single currency) to ensure that the totals and sub-totals are added correctly.
Accounts Receivable Aging by Customer
Easily find out the total outstanding balance by customers, the amounts that are overdue and by how much all in one place. This will enable you to keep track of customers are about to or have already exceeded the payment terms stipulated in contracts and take follow up actions.
- The table shows currently due and overdue amounts owed by customers. The overdue amounts are bucketed into 30-day time windows for how long they have been overdue. You can click these amounts in the table to see which invoices make up the amounts.
- The filters at the top allow you to hone in on a specific account (customer), or a specific market, and look at amounts that are in a certain currency.
Note that when multiple currencies are involved, you’d need to filter by Currency or Market-ID (i.e. markets with a single currency) to ensure that the totals are added correctly.
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