MIS Reports | Cash Flow Statement
Cash flow statement, live from the ledger. Direct or indirect, both ready.
Operating, investing and financing flows generated from the operating ledger. Direct and indirect methods both supported, both reconciled to bank movements. SFRS and IFRS layouts available. Drill from any flow line to the underlying receipts and payments.
What the system does
Capability, input, output.
| Capability | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Operating, investing, financing | GL coding + transaction type | Three-section cash flow statement |
| Direct method | Bank receipts and payments | Direct-method cash flow |
| Indirect method | P&L + working-capital movements | Indirect-method cash flow |
| Layout selector | SFRS, IFRS, US-GAAP | GAAP-aligned presentation |
| Reconciliation | Direct vs indirect | Both reconcile to closing cash |
| Drill-down | Cash flow line | Underlying receipts / payments |
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Operating, investing, financing
- Input
- GL coding + transaction type
- Output
- Three-section cash flow statement
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Direct method
- Input
- Bank receipts and payments
- Output
- Direct-method cash flow
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Indirect method
- Input
- P&L + working-capital movements
- Output
- Indirect-method cash flow
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Layout selector
- Input
- SFRS, IFRS, US-GAAP
- Output
- GAAP-aligned presentation
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Reconciliation
- Input
- Direct vs indirect
- Output
- Both reconcile to closing cash
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Drill-down
- Input
- Cash flow line
- Output
- Underlying receipts / payments
Compliance + integrations
Cash flow done by the standard.
SFRS(I) 1-7 governs the classification, the ledger produces the numbers, and the layout follows the entity's reporting framework. Where an overseas parent consolidates you, the IFRS layout comes off the same ledger without a second set of workings.
Regulations we work within
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SFRS(I) 1-7
Operating, investing and financing classification, with both methods supported.
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IFRS IAS 7
Layouts for a foreign-parent group consolidation.
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SFRS
Cash flow disclosure within the statutory financial statements.
Connects to
- Bank feeds Direct-method source data
- Operating ledger Indirect-method source data
Cash Flow Statement FAQ
What buyers ask.
Direct vs indirect method. Which one should we file?
Both are allowed and most companies file the indirect method, because it ties cleanly to the P&L and the auditor has seen it a hundred times. The direct method is more useful to management, since it shows where the cash actually went rather than reconciling to it. The platform produces both, so the filing choice does not cost you the management view.
How is the cash flow reconciled to the bank movements?
Closing cash and cash equivalents tie to the bank reconciliation closing balance for the period. A reconciliation note bridges the differences, which for a Singapore entity usually means FX revaluation on foreign-currency accounts, restricted cash, and overdrafts treated as cash equivalents.
For groups, do we get a consolidated cash flow?
Yes, and for a group held from Singapore this is the version that matters. Intercompany cash movements eliminate, subsidiary balances translate, and minority interest is handled. The translation effect is surfaced as its own line rather than buried, because a group whose subsidiaries earn in other currencies can show a movement in cash that is entirely the exchange rate, and a board reading that as trading performance is how bad decisions get made.
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Bring last quarter ledger. See the cash flow regenerate.
Connect one entity, free. Both the direct and the indirect method generate from your ledger. Drill into any line to follow the cash from source to bank.