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Cash Flow

The Cash Flow statement tracks how cash moves in and out of your business over a period. It helps you understand your liquidity and ability to meet financial obligations.

Navigate to Accounting → Reports and click the Cash Flow card.

Cash Flow Report


Page Controls

ControlDescription
FromStart date for the reporting period (DD-MM-YYYY)
ToEnd date for the reporting period (DD-MM-YYYY)
GenerateGenerate the report for the selected date range
ExportDownload the cash flow report

Summary Cards

Four summary cards are displayed at the top after generating the report:

CardDescription
OperatingNet cash from operating activities (₹) — day-to-day business operations
InvestingNet cash from investing activities (₹) — capital expenditures and investments
FinancingNet cash from financing activities (₹) — loans, equity, and dividends
Net Cash FlowTotal net cash flow across all activities (₹)

Operating Activities

Lists all cash movements related to day-to-day business operations:

ColumnDescription
DescriptionName of the cash flow item
AmountCash amount — negative (−) for outflows, positive for inflows (₹)

Common operating activity items include:

ItemDescription
Cash Paid to SuppliersPayments made to vendors for purchases
Expenses - RentRent payments
Expenses - UtilitiesElectricity, water, internet bills
Expenses - InternetInternet service payments
Expenses - MaintenanceRepairs and upkeep costs
Expenses - SoftwareSoftware subscriptions and licenses
Expenses - TravelTransportation and travel expenses
Expenses - FoodFood and meal expenses
Tax Collected (Net)Net GST/tax collected

The Net Cash from Operating row shows the total of all operating activities.


Investing Activities

Lists all cash movements related to investments and capital expenditures (e.g., equipment purchases, asset sales).


Financing Activities

Lists all cash movements related to financing (e.g., loans received, loan repayments, equity contributions).


How to Use

  1. Navigate to Reports from the sidebar
  2. Click the Cash Flow card
  3. Set the From and To dates to define the reporting period
  4. Click Generate to load the report
  5. Review the summary cards for a quick overview of cash flow by activity type
  6. Scroll down to see the detailed breakdown under Operating, Investing, and Financing activities
  7. Click Export to download the report
tip

A negative Net Cash Flow means your business spent more cash than it received during the period. Monitor this regularly to avoid cash shortages.