Cash Flow report
Track money movement by income and expense items and read the financial state of the company.
Management figures
See sales, money, payments, profit, balances and the trouble spots without assembling spreadsheets by hand. QUINCEFIN gathers management figures from sales, finance, warehouse and tasks into one loop.
Track money movement by income and expense items and read the financial state of the company.
Read the overall financial position and review every account and cash desk in one report.
Analyse revenue, cost and profit on the goods and services you sold.
Measure financial performance over a chosen period. Income, costs and net profit are laid out together, so decisions about cutting costs and lifting margin rest on numbers.
Break sales down by period, customer and product. See which items sell, how the trend moves and how well the work with customers pays off.
Follow purchasing end to end: whether deliveries match orders, whether they arrive on time and where quantity or price diverged. It sharpens planning and the work with suppliers.
Track payroll accruals, tax withheld, payments and other deductions, so staff costs stay under control and obligations are met accurately.
Read how goods move through the company: receipts, sales, production and the rest.
Analyse what you owe suppliers and what customers owe you, and keep payment discipline.
Watch balances, see what is short for the orders you have to fulfil and set minimum stock levels.
Track fulfilment and payment of orders over a period, and how well the customer work runs.
Analyse how much you produced, what it cost and where it went in stock — production efficiency and resource planning in one place.
Read stock in real time, so you restock in time and avoid both shortages and dead inventory.
See balances by batch and expiry date, so you know which batches to sell, move or check first.
See expired batches with their balance, warehouse, quantity and cost, so problem stock is written off or checked in time.
Track goods handed to outside partners or branches — their movement, status and balance, the settlements behind them, and how well the resale channel performs.
Follow how equity changes over a period: opening capital, profit or loss, and every adjustment such as further investment or withdrawal. It shows financial stability and how well the company's own resources are used.
Review current prices for the company's goods and services.
Cost the sets you can assemble from the components you currently hold.
Start with your own data, check the scenario against your real processes, and pick a plan once you know what you need.