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Jim2® Business Engine Help File

Cash in the Bank

Cash in the bank is simply the balance of your bank account as at today. This is the starting point or opening balance of the cash flow analysis and will show as either a deposit or a withdrawal, depending on whether you have money in the bank or the balance is in overdraft.

 

Debtors

Outstanding debtors' invoices will appear as deposits into your bank account, and are dated using the invoice due date. Invoices that are overdue will have an estimated due date of today.

 

Creditors

Outstanding creditors' invoices will appear as withdrawals from your bank account, and are dated using the creditor invoice payment due date. Invoices that are overdue will have an estimated due date of today.

 

General Ledger Based Inputs

General ledger based inputs to your cash flow are entered via the Cash Flow Setup tab.

 

Manual Deposits and Withdrawals

Manual deposits and withdrawals are entered via the Cash Flow Setup tab.

 

Further information:

Cash Flow Accuracy

Cash Flow Analysis Tab

Cash Flow Exporting

Contributing Sources