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Who owes me / who I owe

Reports → AR / AP Aging. The chasing-money report. Every unpaid invoice and bill, grouped by contact and bucketed by how overdue it is — Current, 1–30 days, 31–60, 61–90, 90+. The further right a number sits, the harder you should be chasing it.

Who owes me — Receivables

The Receivables (AR) tab opens first. The strip across the top is the minute-one summary: total outstanding, how many contacts, and how much sits in each bucket:

Who owes me — Borneo, RM 200, still current

Seri Maju is owed RM 200 by one customer, and it is still Current — inside its payment terms, nothing to chase yet. Click a customer row (or Expand all) to open the individual invoices behind the total.

Who I owe — Payables

Click Payables (AP) and the same report turns around — now it is your unpaid bills, bucketed the same way, so you know what to pay first:

Who I owe — the RM 40 consulting bill

The controls

  • As of date — the report anchors at any date, not just today. Run it as of month-end for a statement that matches your other month-end reports.
  • Age from: Due date / Document date — by default an invoice only starts aging once it is past due. Switch to document date to age from the day it was issued instead.
  • Customer (optional) — narrow to a single contact.

The buckets tell you where the risk is

"RM 10,000 outstanding" is fine if it's all Current — and alarming if half sits in 90+. It is the distribution, not the total, that this report exists to show.

Run reads the live books; Saved Snapshots keeps frozen copies (see Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet).

Next: General Ledger.

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