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iCMS 8.1F-B (RGT)



Here are some things that the users must know before using the innovative Cash Management System 8.1F-A.
BASIC GUIDELINES:
Legends that might help you navigate on the system.
[A] - Column on the first sheet                     [A1] - A cell on the first sheet
[A1-B2] Cell Range                [A-Z] Column Range             [1]-Row on the First Sheet

FIRST SHEET
      1.       Record the Beginning Cash Receipt (Unrestricted) Balance on [R3]; Accrued Balances of Receivables and Payables on [AD3] and [AF3] with proper disclosures on [AE3] and [AG3] respectively. Record also the Beginning Cash Balance* on [AQ3]. Beginning Earnings Balance will be automatically calculated by the system so you just need to compare it with your previous version of iCMS if you have it. For those who have their own iCMS 8G records, you can refer it on the Financial Statements Sheet (2nd Sheet)
* Take note that the CR(U)Balance Beginning does not increase the Cash on Hand Beginning Balance. The purpose of the CR(U) Balance Beginning is for the continuation of the previous month’s Transactions Involving Cash from Allowance(iCMS 8G)
      2.       Record honestly the amount of Unrestricted Cash Receipts received in Cash Only on [B] and on [C] if it is on Account. Classify Unrestricted Cash receipts on [D].
      3.       Record your expenses on [E-P]. To record a valid transaction you must classify it first using the Classification B Columns [E,H,K, and N].
      4.       Record transactions on the date when you actually incurred such expense or have the transaction by entering ONLY the AMOUNT of the certain item. Use the formula: =<Amount 1>+<Amount 2> if you have multiple amounts in the same category if you don’t want to calculate those numbers by your own.
      5.       For the second section, to make valid entries, classify the transaction first whether it is A, F, or P. After classifying, record the amount of your cash receipt or cash allocation. The new restriction system will require you to classify your transaction first. Same as with the cash payment category, you are prompt to classify your transaction first before recording the amount.
      6.       Once you have chosen F as a classification on step 5, you can disclose it on [X] for Cash Receipts and on [AC] for cash payments.
      7.       Disclose such Receivable or Payable on [AE] or [AG] of the particular date.
      8.       For the Section 5 of the Sheet, enter the number of pieces of a certain coin or bill for the current date on [AU-BC]. Observe the outcome on [AS], and the Difference and Remarks on [AT] and [AR] respectively. The section will not recognize centavo coins because of its materiality on the creator. Amount starts on Php 1.00 coin and ends at Php 1000.00 bill. Centavo coins are excluded because of its materiality (the substance of the value to the creator).
      9.       Other columns are not selectable. This means that the columns are not for editing or for data entering purposes. Just observe what would be the result.

SECOND SHEET and THIRD SHEET
      1.       Just observe the outcome. Users are prohibited to select or modify any cell on the sheet.
      2.       To see the other weeks in the percentage table (for the second sheet), drag the scroll bar below to the right.
      3.       For the third sheet, scroll down to see the other two graphs’ complete view.

RULES AND TIPS FOR AN EFFECTIVE USAGE OF THE SYSTEM
      1.       Record the amounts with honesty and faithful representation. This will help you develop your cash management potential.
      2.       Don’t make any modifications on system that might ruin the system in general. For any modification suggestion, just ask the creator by filling up the form provided by the Requests tab.
      3.       Please make sure your transactions are properly classified so that there would be no problem when it comes to the proper processing of data.
      4.       Don’t enter abusive or bad words. Just enter what is right and helpful.
      5.       Based on the given data, you can take necessary action to help you save much money for your future.
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