The money reports answer the questions an owner and a bookkeeper ask: what came in, what's owed, what was given away, what tax is due. This is which report answers which.

What you'll learn
  • Which reports are in this group and what question each answers
  • Who can run them
  • Where the figures come from

The money reports

All of these need the financial reports permission, so Administrators and Bookkeepers see them. Except where noted, each takes a date range and a location, and the ones marked compare can show the previous period beside the current one.

ReportAnswersFilters
Daily takingsWhat was taken on one day, by method, for the cash-up.Single date, location
Payment summaryEvery payment taken over a period, by method, with refunds and net.Date range, location, compare
Outstanding balancesWho owes what, aged 0–30, 31–60, 61–90 and 90+ days.Location (snapshot)
Practice revenueRevenue earned (accrual) beside money received (cash), net of promotions, write-offs and credit notes.Date range, location, compare
Revenue by serviceWhich services earn the most, gross, with margin where cost estimates exist.Date range, location, compare
Tax summaryTax collected by rate.Date range, location, compare
Discounts & refundsEvery promotion, write-off and credit note, with who approved it.Date range, location, compare
Patient credit balancesWho holds account credit and how much.Location (snapshot)
Uninvoiced appointmentsCompleted visits never billed.Date range, location, practitioner
Patients by total spendThe top 50 patients by lifetime billing.Location (snapshot)
Expenses by category and by vendorWhere money went, and to whom.Date range, location
Stock valuationWhat the stock on hand is worth at cost.None (snapshot, whole clinic)

For the end-of-day cash-up open Daily takings. To chase money, open Outstanding balances. For the accountant, Practice revenue and Tax summary over the quarter, with Expenses by category. To catch billing gaps, Uninvoiced appointments at the end of each week.