Cash & General Ledger · Included in Twinn Reports

Statement of Cash Flows for Sage 100 Contractor

Indirect-method cash flow statement for a period range: net income adjusted by the change in every non-cash balance-sheet account, grouped into operating, investing and financing activities.

It runs in your browser against your live Sage 100 Contractor data, through the Twinn service on your own network, and exports to Excel, PDF or CSV.

Ask Twinn · Early access

Or just ask for it.

Ask Twinn, the assistant inside Twinn, runs this same report to answer questions in plain English. It tells you which report it ran, with which criteria, as of when, so the answer always matches the report.

How Ask Twinn works

What’s in the report

Every column, and what it means.

Account
GL account number, only with 'One line per account'.
Description
Section, line or account name.
Amount
Cash provided (positive) or used (negative); on the last two rows, the cash balance.

Criteria you can set

Pick these before you run it. Twinn remembers your last run.

  • Posting year
  • Period from
  • Period to
  • Detail
  • Skip $0 accounts

How it’s calculated

The same notes Twinn shows beside the report, so anyone reading it knows what the numbers include.

  • Sage's own Statement of Cash Flows fails on the test server (a table it needs is missing). This version is rebuilt from the posted ledger.
  • Which account types count as operating, investing or financing is an assumption (see How it's calculated). A Sage expert should confirm it for your chart of accounts.
  • Net increase in cash always equals Cash at end − Cash at beginning, which are computed separately from the cash accounts.
  • Voided transactions are excluded.

See your own WIP in Twinn

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