Module · Reporting
Customer collections
Customer collections
Introduction
TEAreport RFN003 - Customer collectionsallows you to track payments received from customers in connection with their invoices. It provides a detailed overview of financial transactions, including amounts collected and outstanding balances. This report is essential to ensure proper monitoring of payments and optimize cash management.
Explanation of table columns
Number
- Unique reference assigned to each collection.
- Allows you to identify and trace customer payments.
Date
- Indicates the date on which the receipt was recorded.
- Allows you to track the timeline of payments received.
Payment type
- Specifies the payment method used (transfer, check, cash, etc.).
- Allows you to analyze payment trends and optimize payment methods.
Part number
- Reference of the document associated with the collection.
- Facilitates the correspondence between payments and accounting documents.
Customer
- Displays the name of the customer who made the payment.
- Allows you to easily identify transactions by customer.
Invoice number
- Indicates the invoice number associated with the collection.
- Allows you to link each payment to one or more invoices.
Invoice date
- Date of issue of the invoice concerned by the collection.
- Allows you to identify the age of settled debts.
Invoice amount including tax
- Total invoice amount including all taxes.
- Indicates the amount due before collection.
Amount paid including tax
- Amount actually paid by the customer.
- Allows you to track the status of payments and identify partial payments.
Remaining amount including tax
- Amount still due after collection.
- Allows you to evaluate unpaid customer debts and anticipate reminders.
Added value of the report
TEAreport RFN003 - Customer collectionsoffers several advantages for financial management:
- Tracking customer payments: Allows you to have a clear view of collections and receivables still owed.
- Cash flow optimization: Helps forecast cash inflows and manage cash flow.
- Improved customer relations: Ensures rigorous monitoring of payments and facilitates communication in the event of unpaid debts.
- Analysis of payment methods: Allows you to identify payment trends and adapt payment terms accordingly.
Conclusion
TEAreport RFN003 - Customer collectionsis a key tool for ensuring effective tracking of payments received. It makes it possible to optimize cash management and guarantee better visibility of customer receivables.

