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{{this}} measures the number of days it takes a company to collect cash generated from sales. This is generally the average number of days between invoicing a customer and collecting payment.
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{{this}} measures the number of days on average it takes a company to collect cash generated from sales. This represents the average number of days between invoicing a customer and collecting payment.
 
===Calculation===
 
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Latest revision as of 00:06, 10 October 2022

Days Receivables Outstanding measures the number of days on average it takes a company to collect cash generated from sales. This represents the average number of days between invoicing a customer and collecting payment.

Calculation

Days Receivables Outstanding
=
Accounts Receivable   × 365 days
Revenue

where:

  • Accounts Receivable = Average Accounts Receivables (= average of beginning and ending receivables)
  • Revenue = Annual Revenue

Unit of measure: Days (Calendar days)

Importance

A lower number of days indicates a better asset efficiency and cashflow.

Notes

Alternative names: Days Sales Outstanding. Statement of Financial Position

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Hierarchy

IDNameLevelx
AE1Cash Conversion Cycle1AE1
AE11Days Receivables Outstanding2AE11
AE111On-time Receipts Ratio3AE111
AE112Late Receipts Ratio3AE112
AE113Uncollectable Receivables Ratio3AE113

Process(es)

IDNameLevelx
D1Deliver-From-Stock2D1
D105Invoice3D105
D2Deliver-to-Order2D2
D205Invoice3D205
D3Deliver-To-Engineering-Order2D3

Term(s)

IDNameClearx
ARAccounts ReceivableAR
CSFPStatement of Financial PositionCSFP
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