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Aged Accounts Receivables Report

A detailed analysis of unpaid client balances over time, helping law firms manage overdue payments and maintain financial health.

Trupteeranjan Padhi avatar
Written by Trupteeranjan Padhi
Updated over 2 months ago

The Aged Accounts Receivables report gives a comprehensive breakdown of unpaid client invoices, categorized by how long they have been outstanding. This report is crucial for identifying overdue payments and assessing the aging of receivables across clients and matters.

Insights Expected from the Aged Accounts Receivables Report

This report delivers vital insights that support effective financial management:

  • Aging of Unpaid Balances: The report organizes unpaid invoices into aging categories (e.g., 30, 60, 90+ days), helping firms identify how long balances have remained unpaid.

  • Client Payment Trends: By showing overdue payments per client, the report helps law firms recognize clients who consistently delay payments, allowing for more strategic follow-up or payment terms adjustments.

  • Matter-Specific Receivables: The report tracks unpaid balances by matter, enabling firms to assess which cases or projects affect cash flow and may require more proactive collection efforts.

  • Risk Assessment: Monitoring aging receivables helps law firms assess the financial risk associated with overdue accounts and plan actions to recover outstanding amounts.

  • Improve Cash Flow: Regularly reviewing aging receivables allows firms to prioritize collections, ensuring timely payments and better cash flow management.

This report is essential for law firms seeking to reduce overdue receivables, maintain healthy cash flow, and improve client payment accountability.

To generate the Aged Accounts Receivables report:

  1. Navigate to the Dashboard

  2. Click on Reports

  3. Scroll down and choose 'Aged Accounts Receivables.'

The report can be exported or filtered for further analysis, allowing firms to track and manage overdue payments effectively and address aged receivables promptly.

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