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Insights & Reporting

An executive read on DSO and its trend, cash collected, and what’s forecast to come — assembled from the same live book collectors already work from, available anytime from the homepage.

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Finance leaders piece the picture together from ERP exports and a spreadsheet — DSO, what came in, what’s coming — and it’s stale the moment it’s finished. Collectors work from a different list entirely. Everyone’s pulling the same numbers by hand, in different shapes, always a step behind the live book.

Why agents, not rules

Because the agents applying cash and working collections keep the underlying AR data current, this is a view of that live book — not a monthly export project.

Applied cash. Worked collections. The book updates itself.

One live book

The agents applying cash and working collections keep the underlying AR data current, so DSO and cash figures reflect where things actually stand today (not a snapshot someone pulled last week).

The AR numbers, without the spreadsheet

One live book, two views:

The finance-leader read

DSO and its trend, the customers contributing the most to AR risk, cash collected, and a forward cash forecast — the executive view of AR without exporting and rebuilding it by hand. An opt-in Analytics view from the homepage toggle.

The collector’s worklist

The accounts to work and the aging detail behind them — the operational list, drawn from the same live data the leadership view uses, so the two never disagree.

Built on how you define AR

Whether an invoice needs to be issued or sent to count as open — and which statuses count at all — is something your team sets, not a definition we impose. That setting feeds both the DSO and cash forecast figures.

Always current

Because it sits on the AR the agents are actively working, the picture is live — not a number that was true the morning someone pulled the export.

The value isn’t a prettier chart — it’s that the DSO number, the trend, and the forecast are the same live data your team is already acting on, so nobody’s making decisions from a stale export.

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One live book

Every role’s view

Collector worklist and finance-leader read drawn from the same current data — no reconciling two versions of the truth.

Works with what you already run

Insights & reporting sit on the same live AR data the platform already maintains from your ERP, bank, and the agents’ work — NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics 365, QuickBooks — so there’s no separate BI tool to wire up or data warehouse to feed.

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Epicor Eclipse
Xero
NetSuite
Sage Intacct
Microsoft Dynamics 365
QuickBooks Online
Viewpoint Vista
Zoho Books
Stripe
Deltek Vantagepoint

What it shows, how current it is, and what it isn’t.

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No — it’s an operational view for running AR day to day: DSO, cash in, cash coming. It’s not a replacement for your accounting close or audited financials, and your ERP stays the system of record. DSO here is calculated from AR outstanding at month-end against a 90-day average of daily sales — a standard formula, but not necessarily the one you already use, so don’t expect it to land on the same number.

See your numbers take shape

Bring your ERP data and your edge cases — we’ll show you exactly how they become the executive view and collector worklist: DSO, its trend, and what’s forecast to come.

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