1. Accounts Receivable Implementation Guide
  2. Analytical Reports

Analytical Reports

You print analytical reports to review and analyze information about:

  • Totals by customer and pay status.

  • Collections, such as unresolved matters and accounts that require immediate attention.

  • Credit limits, such as assigned credit limit exceeded.

  • Customer trends and statistics, such as high balances and DSO (Days Sales Outstanding).

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne system offers a variety of analytical reports that can help you analyze the transaction history and paying habits of customers. You can determine the payment trends based on history. For example, you can print a report that shows the number of chargebacks or insufficient funds (NSF) receipts associated with a customer. The analytical reports enable you to identify potential problem accounts before doing further business with a customer.

The processing time for these reports depends on the amount of history retained in their corresponding tables. You might want to print analytical reports during off-peak hours.