Who are our slowest-paying customers?
Four accounts on 30-day terms are averaging 61 to 83 days.
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Who are our slowest-paying customers?
Four accounts on 30-day terms are averaging 61 to 83 days.
Needs
Tally receivables ledger
Which product line actually makes money?
Curtains carry the highest price but the lowest contribution after returns and freight.
Needs
Sales + cost sheet + credit notes
Which expense head grew faster than revenue?
Freight is up 34% against 11% revenue growth, driven by part-load dispatches.
Needs
Tally expense ledger, two years
How long is cash tied up end to end?
Cash conversion is 74 days; 41 of them sit in receivables.
Needs
Tally ledgers + stock register
Which customers are over their credit limit?
Three accounts are above sanctioned limit, one by 2.4 times.
Needs
Receivables ledger + credit master
Do our sales registers tie to the filed returns?
A ₹42,600 gap traces to four invoices booked in the wrong tax period.
Needs
Sales register + return summary
How much will we actually collect next month?
Based on each account’s own payment history, ₹31.2L against ₹44.8L due.
Needs
Receivables ledger, 18 months
Which vendor advances are still unadjusted?
11 advances older than 90 days remain open, two from last financial year.
Needs
Tally payables ledger
Which branch is profitable after allocated cost?
Erode turns positive once freight is allocated by weight instead of revenue.
Needs
Tally ledgers, branch tagged
Did we pay any supplier bill twice?
3 bills match on supplier, amount and bill number within 10 days of each other.
Needs
Payables ledger + bank statement
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