How to generate a Cash Flow report
The Cash Flow report shows money coming in and going out of the school over a selected period, based on actual bank transactions.
Reports > Finance > General Ledger: Cash Flow
How do I generate a Cash Flow report?
- Select the from and to dates.
- Select the bank account(s) to include.
- Click Preview to generate the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Cash Flow and Income and Expenditure? Income and Expenditure is accrual-based and includes unpaid invoices. Cash Flow only shows actual money received and paid out through the bank accounts.
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