Cash-flow management in a business intelligence system: which metrics and data will we need to prepare for the dashboard?

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Cash-flow management in a business intelligence system: which metrics and data will we need to prepare for the dashboard?

Cash-flow management in a business intelligence system:

Which metrics and data will we need to prepare for the dashboard?

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Receipts:

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1. Revenue forecast

  • Expected revenue and change relative to the previous year

  • Expected revenue and attainment of revenue targets according to budget

2. Opportunities and potential leads by probability

  • Value of potential leads by likelihood of realization and cash-flow dates

3. Expected receipts

  • Customer aging and expected cash flow by value of payment maturities (excluding the provision for doubtful debts)

4. Value of open purchase orders not yet supplied

  • Value of orders and expected delivery and payment according to the contract / agreement with the customer

5. Positive cash flow from activities with banks / realization of investments -

  • Receiving loans / credit / refunds / redeeming deposits / investments

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Payments:

1. Cost forecast

  • Expected cost and change in ongoing costs relative to the previous year (property tax, payroll, rent...)

  • Expected cost and attainment of cost targets according to budget

2. Managing variable costs according to expected revenue

3. Expected payments

  • Supplier aging and expected cash flow by value of payment maturities

4. Value of open purchase orders

  • Value of orders and expected delivery and payment according to the contract / agreement with the customer

5. Negative cash flow from activities with banks / investments -

  • Repaying loans / credit / refunds / redeeming deposits / investments

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Cash-flow table by month: customer orders, invoices, payments and purchase orders
Power BI report of cash balances and transactions: cash balance and inflows and outflows by account group