Cash Book Transaction
The data model tracks financial metrics related to cash transactions, including the current balance, total statement value, amount debited, amount credited, and total amount posted during a specific period. Views include Cash Book for comprehensive cash transaction oversight, Payments for expense tracking, Direct Debit revealing recurring payments, and Receipts for income monitoring.
Benefits of This Data Model
- Enhanced Cash Transaction Oversight: The data model provides a comprehensive view of all cash transactions, allowing for detailed monitoring of inflows and outflows through the Cash Book view.
- Improved Expense Tracking: The Payments view focuses specifically on transactions where money is paid out, enabling efficient tracking of expenses for better financial management.
- Insight into Recurring Payments: The Direct Debit view highlights transactions made through direct debits, offering visibility into recurring payments and cash flow patterns for strategic planning.
- Efficient Income Monitoring: The Receipts view displays transactions involving money received, facilitating easy monitoring of income sources and revenue streams to support decision-making.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Current Balance In Account Currency: The current total balance in the account's currency.
- Statement Value: The total value indicated on the financial statement.
- Amount Debit: The total amount debited from the account.
- Amount Credit: The total amount credited to the account.
- Amount Posting: The total amount posted during a specific period.
Available Visualizations
| View Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Cash Book | Shows all transactions related to cash, providing a comprehensive overview of inflows and outflows. |
| Payments | Focuses specifically on transactions where money is paid out, allowing for tracking of expenses. |
| Direct Debit | Highlights transactions made through direct debits, indicating recurring payments and cash flow patterns. |
| Receipts | Displays transactions involving money received, aiding in monitoring income sources and revenue streams. |