This function allows you to:
  • Consult the cash forecast generated automatically from Sage X3 documents (see the Cash forecast generation function FUNTRTCFO) and modify them manually.
  • Create, consult, and modify manual cash forecasts that are not from an existent Sage X3 document. These manual forecasts allow you to create cash forecasts such as payment forecasts for payroll, rents, loans, and so on.

Sage X3 document forecast

Cash forecasts are created automatically through Cash forecast generation. Important features of this type of forecast include:

    • Number and line: The number is equal to the Sage X3 document number and the line is a forecast counter created from the same Sage X3 document. For example, a unique sales order could generate several forecasts if it has different delivery dates.
    • It cannot define a forecast that runs periodically.
    • This forecast is always defined by an accounting date and a payment term. These concepts are defined by the Sage X3 document.

Manual forecast

These forecast are created manually by the user (or by import from an external application):

  • The number is defined by the assigned counter in the Sequence number assignment function (GESTCA).
  • You can set up forecasts that run periodically.
  • The cash forecast can be defined by "accounting date + payment term" or by  "forecast date + payment method."

In both cases, creating a cash forecast generates open items that you can enter on the Open items tab. These open items and open items, that already exist in the GACCDUDATE table, can provide information about the treasury forecast. Three reports manage all this information:

SEEINFO The cash forecast definitions are created in the CFOMANMVT table and the open items generated by these are created in the

Prerequisites

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Screen management

Header

Tab Data

Tab Open items

The number of lines in grid depends on the cash forecast definition on the Data tab. A non-periodic forecast defined as a future invoice generates as many treasury as lines as defined for the payment term.

Note: Open items are calculated and generated based on the cash forecast calculation date.

Reports

By default, the following reports are associated with this function :

  CFORPT : List of cash forecasts

This can be changed using a different setup.

Specific Buttons

Zoom

This button is available when the selected cash forecast has been automatically created in the Cash forecast generation function (FUNTRTCFO).

Click Zoom to access the document that generated the cash forecast. For example, if the cash forecast is based on a sales order, clicking Zoom takes you to this sales order in the Order management function (GESSOH).

Error messages

In addition to the generic error messages, the following messages can appear during the entry :


Module A/P-A/R accounting Sequence number assignment not found

It has not assigned a counter for the creation of a cash forecast. The counter must be assigned in the A/P-A/R accounting module.

Problem on recovering the sequence number

There is an error at the moment of assigning the counter to the cash forecast that is being creating manually.

The cash forecast type is not valid for this company/site

In the manual creation of a cash forecast, it is trying to use a forecast type that has not been setup for the indicated company or site.

Business partner not authorized for this company

In the manual creation of a cash forecast, it is trying to use a Business partner that is not authorized for the indicated company.

The BP is excluded from the cash management

In the manual creation of a cash forecast, it is trying to use a Business partner that does not have authorized the cash management.

This is not a company's bank.

In the manual creation of a cash forecast, it is trying to use a Bank that is not authorized for the indicated company.

The bank is excluded from the cash management

In the manual creation of a cash forecast, it is trying to use a Bank that does not have authorized the cash management.

The date is earlier than the past months

The accounting date is lower than the first day of analysis period defined for the forecast type.

The end date must not be less than the start date.

The end date of a periodical forecast must be upper than the date in which the forecast starts.



Tables used

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