Claim Summary Report - Invoices

Modified on Fri, 16 Jan at 4:21 PM

The Invoice Claim Summary Report is a high-level financial report that shows the status and totals of Client invoices (and credit notes) over the project by month. 


You'll find the 'Claim Summary' via your project's Budget sub-tab - under the Project Reporting dropdown.  


The second tab on this page is the Bill version of this report. Click here to read the help article.


What it’s used for

  • Tracking invoicing progress
    See how much of the contract (including variations) has been invoiced to date.
  • Cashflow management
    Understand invoiced amounts versus remaining value still to be claimed.
  • Project financial control
    Compare approved quotes and variations against invoices issued to identify under or over-billing early. (An alternative to our Budget vs Actual report here)
  • Client and internal reviews
    Support progress claim discussions with clear, summarised figures.
  • Reporting to management/Financial Institutions aka Banks – quick snapshot without line-by-line detail.


The top of the page displays a summary of the project’s financial position, including the total value of all approved quotes and approved variation quotes, the total value of all approved Client Invoices and credit notes, the overall percentage of the project value that has been Invoiced, and the remaining balance between approved quotes and invoiced amounts.


Information is grouped by category (and sub-category if used) and shown by month. Blue values are clickable. Hover over them to see the document name and amount, then click to view the full document.


The Three dot elipses beside each row allows you to enter notes about the category and/or sub category. To explain overspends or credits or other information that might be helpful.


Use the toggle in the top-right corner 'Show Empty Months' to control month visibility. By default its slid it off to show only months with data. You can slide it on to display empty months as well.


Alongside this toggle is the export to excel. You can choose to export with or without notes.

 


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