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Cash Flow Export

Written by Allfred Support

The Cash Flow export helps you evaluate which team invoiced how much, what costs were assigned to that work, and what the estimated revenue was for a given period. You can use it to track how your accounting position develops over time.

Where to find Cashflow Export

Finance → Outgoing Invoices → Export → Cash flow

Note: Before downloading Cashflow export, you set a Date of Supply - invoices falling within that period are included. Unlike some other exports, this one is always based on that date criterion as it includes invoices from separate listings (expenses and issued invoices)

What is in Cashflow export?

The export contains four sheets:

1. Outgoing invoices

Every issued (non-proforma) outgoing invoice within the selected date range.

  • Legal Entity – The legal entity the invoice was issued under.

  • IBAN (Legal Entity) – The bank account associated with that legal entity.

  • Due Date

  • Date of Supply

  • Date of Supply Month – The month derived from the date of supply.

  • Paid Date – The date the invoice was paid.

  • Paid Amount

  • Billing Entity – The client's billing entity, as entered on the invoice.

  • Client

  • Brand

  • ID Invoice – The invoice number.

  • Invoice Items – The names of the invoiced budget items/tasks, combined into one field.

  • VAT Rate (%)

  • Total with VAT

  • VAT – The VAT amount.

  • Total excl. VAT

  • Total with VAT (for currencies other than workspace currency) / VAT (for currencies other than workspace currency) / Total excl. VAT (for currencies other than workspace currency) – The same three totals, shown in the invoice's original currency when it isn't in workspace currency.

  • Currency Rate – The exchange rate used for the conversion.

  • Currency

  • Team

  • Projects titles / Projects codes / Projects statuses – The project(s) linked to the invoice, and their current status (e.g. Active, Finished).

  • Project category

  • Purchase order No – The client's PO number, if entered.

  • Internal Note

  • Created on

2. Outgoing invoices proforma

Proforma invoices within the selected date range (paid and unpaid). Same structure as the Outgoing invoices sheet, with two differences:

  • Issue Date appears instead of Date of Supply.

  • There's no Purchase order No column.

3. Expenses

All incoming costs recorded in Allfred (invoices, receipts, bills, and card payments), one row per expense document.

  • Type – The document type, e.g. Bill, Receipt, Invoice, Card payment, or Other.

  • Due Date

  • Date of Supply

  • Date of Supply Month

  • Paid Date

  • Paid Amount

  • Variable Symbol

  • Contractor – The supplier/vendor on the expense.

  • Note

  • Total with VAT

  • VAT

  • Total excl. VAT

  • Total with VAT (for currencies other than workspace currency) / VAT (for currencies other than workspace currency) / Total excl. VAT (for currencies other than workspace currency)

  • Currency

  • Teams

  • Projects Titles / Projects Codes / Project Statuses

  • Project Category

  • Billing Category – e.g. Billable, Non-billable.

  • Expense ID

  • ID Invoice – The expense's invoice/document number.

  • Expense No – Allfred's internal sequence number for the expense.

  • Internal Note

  • Created On

4. Expense items

The same expenses, broken down to individual line items (each expense can contain several). Includes everything from the Expenses sheet, plus:

  • VAT Rate (%)

  • Currency Rate

  • Expense Item ID – Identifier for the individual line item.

  • Accounting Account – The accounting account the line item is assigned to.

  • Cost Center

  • Tag

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