Sales, Billings, & Collections - Reports (Aging Receivables)
Welcome to Citicon Payroll and Accounting Systems - Reports (Aging Receivables) module. This module provides critical insights into the financial health of outstanding accounts, enabling effective management of receivables and proactive collection strategies.
Key Purposes
- Detailed Accounts Receivable Analysis: Present a comprehensive breakdown of outstanding client balances, categorized by aging periods to highlight overdue accounts.
- Risk Identification and Prioritization: Identify high-risk accounts based on the duration of outstanding balances, allowing for prioritized collection efforts.
- Sales Agent Performance Tracking: Link outstanding receivables to specific sales agents, enabling assessment of their impact on collection efficiency and client payment behavior.
- In-depth Invoice and Project Linkage: Provide granular details connecting outstanding amounts to specific invoices, billing numbers, projects, and pouring dates for complete traceability.
- Flexible Reporting and Export: Allow for filtering of aging data by branches and export of reports in PDF or CSV formats, supporting various analytical and auditing requirements.
Reports (Aging Receivables) Module User-Manual
This section provides details, and set-by-step instructions to view, and access the Reports (Aging Receivables) module.
Index Page
To access Reports (Aging Receivables). Go to Accounting, select Sales, Billings, & Collections, select Reports, then select Aging Receivables.

a. Input the necessary details here to show entries.
b. Select the respective button to either Export entries in PDF or CSV.

Generate Entries
- Set the 'As of' date period for the Aging Receivables entries, then select the Go button.

- Select the Filter Branches button.

- Select all branches you wish to generate entries from, then select the Generate button.

Select the billing or invoice number of an entry to view more details.
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