How to configure cash forecasting
When planning the short or long term funding requirements of a business, it is more important to forecast the likely cash requirements. It is a planning tool that helps to anticipate the flow of cash in and out of our business. Cash Flow forecasts help us to build a model of the way in which cash moves within an organization or project. This cash forecasting can be framed for few weeks or months based on the client’s requirement.
Define forecast templates with specifications and we can modify the template whenever we need or business forecast changes.
Let us create forecast template for 30 days
Go to Cash Management responsibility and click cash forecasting
Click forecast templates
Click create template
Name the template and select the forecast by days / GL period and select exclude or include for overdue transactions. In this article I have used days and exclude overdue transactions.
Click next
Add source type row for Supplier invoice / Supplier payments / Customer invoice/ Customer receipts. There are lot more to include, which are listed in the screen shot below
This article will have only 4 source types as mentioned above for learning purpose. Reader can add any source type as client needs. Whatever the source type we select should have future dated transactions to appear in forecast results.
Select supplier invoice and click go
We have various filters to limit the cash forecasting by OU / Ledger / Pay group / Supplier type etc
Similarly continue for rest of the three types and allocate row number 20 / 30 /40.
Click next and configure the column details as follows
Click finish.
Now run the cash forecasting configured and check the results
Query the template and click go
Click run forecast. This is the way we submit the request to process cash forecast.
After request completed successfully check the process status – sign should be
Check the results.
1 comment:
Can cash flow statement be generated from Oracle R12 EBS. Am aware that there is no seeded solution, is there any experience on how payments (AP) / receipts (AR) or alternatively GL bank a/c journal lines be analysed to create a accounting standard compliant cash flow statement. The analysis has to bucket the payments /receipts / gl entries into 3 categories - operating cash flow, financing cash flow, investing cash flow. Is there any client who has automated this kind of an analysis.
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