Part 2 of the cash flow posts highlights the technical aspects. How do I set up a cash flow statement with coresuite cube? How can I customize the mapping between my G/L accounts and the cash flow classes? This article answers your questions and explains how coresuite cube generates the cash flow statement based on SAP Business One data.
In a former post I introduced ReportPlus, which is a nice iPad app to create dashboards. The layout (dashboard) definitions are saved locally on the iPad. There is no server component managing dashboards, permissions and so on. In this blog post, I show how to share the reports with other users.
A main feature of coresuite finance cube is the cash flow, one of the most important instruments of every CFO. But what is a cash flow? Why is it important? How does it work? How is coresuite cube able to present cash flow. This post is one of two explaining how cash flow works.
This blog shows the Excel formulas CUBEVALUE and CUBEMEMBER for advanced self-BI in Microsoft Excel. The example report compares actuals and budget of sales grouped by item group and month.
After installing coresuite cube, pre-defined reports which contain inspiring content are directly available in the SAP menu. This blog post shows, how users can add additional Excel Reports to the SAP menu.