48 Overview to A/R Reports

This chapter contains these topics:

• Section 48.1, "Objectives"

• Section 48.2, "About A/R Standard and Analytical Reports"

48.1 Objectives

• To assist in reviewing and managing A/R information

48.2 About A/R Standard and Analytical Reports

To effectively manage your accounts receivable information, such as customer account balances, you can print the following types of A/R reports.

• Print standard reports

• Print analytical reports

48.2.1 Why Would You Print Standard Reports?

Print standard reports to review and manage open A/R balances and aging information for:

• All customers

• A specific customer

• A parent company

• A specific category code

• Multi-currency amounts

48.2.2 Why Would You Print Analytical Reports?

Print analytical reports to review and analyze information about:

• Totals by customer, pay status, and parent/child accounts

• Open amounts by customer within a specific business unit

• Credit and collections, such as unresolved matters

• Customer totals by a specific G/L account