Report Details

Modified on Thu, 1 Oct at 10:21 AM

Below is a brief overview of each of the reports available to you on Halo. To access reports, review this article for assistance.


Aged Analysis Report


What it shows:

  • A summary of all outstanding customer invoices.
  • Grouped by how long they’ve been unpaid (e.g., 0–30 days, 31–60 days, etc.).
  • Highlights any unmatched payments or credits.


Why it matters:

Gives you a quick view of overdue invoices and potential cash-flow points to follow up with your customers.


Aged Analysis – Item Detail


What it shows:

  • A detailed list of each open invoice and any adjustments.
  • Includes invoice dates, age, and outstanding balances.
  • Identifies unallocated cash or credits.


Why it matters:

Useful for in-depth reconciliation or when you need the full invoice breakdown per customer.


Client Summary Report


What it shows:

  • Sales Ledger: Opening balance, transactions for the day (new invoices, payments), and your total outstanding invoices.
  • Funds in Use: How much you’ve borrowed (increases with funded invoices, decreases as customers pay).
  • Key details on available funds, approved funding, accrued fees, and your facility limit.


Why it matters:


Provides a real-time view of your funding position and available borrowing capacity.


Client Statement (Sales Ledger & Funds in Use)


What it shows:

  • Same as the Client Summary Report, but designed for monthly reconciliation.
  • Adds a Client Balance Summary, showing retention balances owed to you once all invoices are settled.


Why it matters:


Ideal for end-of-month checks and ensuring everything aligns correctly.


Credit Item Reconciliation Report


What it shows:

  • How customer payments or credits were allocated to invoices.
  • Reflects short payments, credit offsets, or split allocations.

Why it matters:


Helps you track how each customer payment was applied and confirms accurate allocation.


Movement Report


What it shows:

  • Every transaction on your debtor accounts (e.g., new invoices, settlements, adjustments, reassignments).
  • Full audit trail per customer.


Why it matters:

Gives you a complete picture of all movements for transparency and compliance.


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