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Accounts Receivable Report

It helps law firms monitor client invoice statuses and outstanding balances, ensuring effective cashflow management & timely collections.

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Written by Trupteeranjan Padhi
Updated over a month ago

The Accounts Receivable report provides a comprehensive overview of all client invoices, highlighting both paid and outstanding balances. This report is essential for tracking client payments, managing overdue invoices, and ensuring that no revenue slips through the cracks.

Insights Expected from the Accounts Receivable Report

This report delivers critical insights that support the financial health of law firms:

  • Monitor Invoice Status: It tracks the status of each client invoice, showing which invoices have been paid, partially paid, or remain unpaid.

  • Outstanding Balances: The report clearly shows any outstanding balances (Amount Due), helping firms identify overdue payments and take necessary collection steps.

  • Cash Flow Management: By monitoring unpaid invoices, law firms can better manage their cash flow, ensuring timely and predictable collections.

  • Client Accountability: The report highlights which clients have outstanding balances, allowing firms to follow up and maintain payment accountability.

  • Financial Forecasting: Tracking invoice payments and outstanding balances helps law firms with financial forecasting, ensuring that expected revenues are accounted for and payment delays are minimized.

This report ensures that law firms can maintain a steady cash flow, keep track of client payments, and avoid overdue receivables affecting profitability.

To generate the Accounts Receivable report:

  1. Navigate to the Dashboard

  2. Click on Reports

  3. Scroll down and choose 'Accounts Receivable.'

The report can be exported for further analysis, making it easy to track unpaid invoices and manage collections efficiently.

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