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This evaluation provides an overview of the monthly debit positions created from the contracts.


List

Contains all properties that are displayed in the tabular list view.
PropertyDescription
Traffic lightThe traffic light shows red if the G/L account or cost center is missing.
NoteThe note in this column gives you further information on the displayed traffic light color. Follow the instructions to be able to change red and yellow traffic lights in particular.
monthHere you can see the month
Correction cycleHere you can see the correction cycle
Financial accounting DesignationHere you can see the name of the company
Rental agreement numberHere you can see the rental contract number
Contract number rental agreementHere you can see the contract number of the rental agreement
ClientHere you can see the client
DebtorHere you can see the debtor
Total targetHere you can see the debit total
Target netHere you can see the net debit amount
Net rentHere you can see the net amount of the basic rent
Cold rent VATHere you can see the VAT on the basic rent
Gross rentHere you can see the gross amount of the basic rent
Net operating costsHere you can see the net amounts of the operating costs
Operating costs Value added taxHere you can see the VAT on operating costs
Gross operating costsHere you can see the gross amounts of the operating costs
Fixed price netHere you can see the net amount of the fixed price
Fixed price VATHere you can see the VAT of the fixed price
Fixed price grossHere you can see the gross amount of the fixed price
Payment dateHere you can see the payment date
Direct debitHere you can see the direct debit
Export onHere you can see when the export takes place

Export

Contains additional properties for export to external systems or file formats.
PropertyDescription
Email ToHere you can see the e-mail address of the recipient
ReceiverHere you can see the recipient of the cost center
Debit position YearHere you can see the year of the debit position
Connector 3 Not okHere you can see that connector 3 is not OK
Bank details cold rentHere you can see the bank details for the basic rent
Total actualHere you can see the actual total
Operating costs PaymentHere you can see the operating costs.
Send mail fromHere you can see when the mail will be sent
System field Structure Treeview YearHere you can see the system field Structure Treeview Year
Mail server messageHere you can see the message from the mail server
Financial accounting messageHere you can see the financial accounting message
Target operating costsHere you can see the target amounts of the operating costs
Financial accounting Document number beforeHere you can see the previous financial accounting document number
Email CCHere you can see the CC e-mail address
Financial accounting import onHere you can see when the import takes place in financial accounting
Email textHere you can see the text of the e-mail
Mail sent onHere you can see when the mail was sent
System field Structure Treeview Company MonthHere you can see the system field Structure Treeview Company Month
Financial accounting Document numberHere you can see the financial accounting document number
System field Structure Treeview Year MonthHere you can see the system field Structure Treeview Year Month
booking dateHere you can see the booking date
Total actualHere you can see the actual total
Target rentHere you can see the target amount of the basic rent
invoice dateHere you can see the invoice date
File nameHere you can see the file name
Errors in the bookingHere you can see errors in the booking
Email subjectHere you can see the subject of the e-mail
Email Sent onHere you can see when the e-mail was sent

Link IDs

Contains unique identifiers for system-wide identification and linking of records. Enables navigation between related data.
PropertyDescription
Internal ID (debit position)This internal ID links the evaluation with the master data table in brackets.
PositionLink to position booking.
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