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Financial Budget

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Financial budget can be created in Directo or by using Bulk import button to add rows from Excel. Created budgets can be viewed on the Balance and Income Statement reports. Different budgets can be compared with each other and with actual results.
It is possible to create different budgets for one financial year, using different budget types.

1. Settings

System settings - Default Budget Type . When a new budget is created, the type is filled with the given option, if the setting is filled. It can be overwritten.

2. Document buttons

2.1. Header buttons

2.2. Row buttons

3. Document fields

3.1. Header fields

3.2. Default fields

Intended to help fill in the budget lines. Does not affect previously placed rows. Default object, project, client, costumer - by marking the fields, the same options are placed on the following budget lines when placing an account. By changing the options in the header will place the changed options, when placing the account on the next new line.

3.3. Row fields

4. Creating a financial budget

A new document is entered for budget, where desired rows are added. Financial budget is entered by accounts. If a budget is created based on objects and/or projects, then accounts are entered on a separate line for each object. Budget can be made for the whole year and split into months or made on a monthly basis. In this case, a separate budget document will be entered for each month, where the first date of the month is entered in the Time field (this makes it possible to make a comparison with the budget on a daily basis). Type connects budgets together, for example all the budget documents for the same year should have the same type. However, several budgets can be made for one year also, for example optimistic and pessimistic, in this case their types should be different (different types for optimistic and pessimistic), otherwise they will all be added together. When making a supplementary budget, it should be with the same type.

4.1. Creating a financial budget for the entire period at once

All amounts are initially in the period of the original budget document. By right-clicking in the amount field, you can choose how the amount will be distributed from the window that opens.

Example: The amount in the sum field Spread as add on divides the amount added by each month.

Numbers in all fields can be changed. It is also possible to change objects, projects, customer and supplier codes on all lines.

When the desired result is reached, the Create Budget button creates a budget document for each period.

Budgets can be confirmed. Confirmation is optional.

5. Creating a budget from the income statement

Creates next year's budgets from the income statement.

5.1. Settings

Fine-tuning the income statement

5.2. Rules

:!: If a budget has already been created in the period, a Warning will appear: “ A budget of the selected type has already been created in the period. Adding to existing?”

6. Deleting financial budget

When creating budgets, there are situations where some budgets need to be deleted. You can delete selected budgets at once with the DELETE ALL FILTERED RECORDS button.

:!: DELETE ALL FILTERED RECORDS button is available for users who have modification right for “Bulk-delete on documents browser” in user rights.

Select the budgets you want to delete with the filters. Only the budgets in the list of filtered budgets will be deleted.

:!: It is possible to use several filters. While working with budgets, e.g. In the explanation box, write a word that makes it easy to filter and, if necessary, delete after.

7. Budget user rights

Budget user rights can be set in
Settings → Common settings → User groups → Documents add module.
Select All from the How column and give right to either view only or also add, change and delete. Own and Extended options are not in use.

8. Financial Budget reporting

The function of comparing the periods of the income statement is used to control the filling of the financial budget. It is possible to compare up to twelve different periods at a time. There are three periods in the options, but you can add them using the + button next to the last available period filter.

It is also possible to turn on the display of the percentage difference under fine-tuning and set the percentage of decimal places.

The source for the different period numbers can be actual financial entries or budget entries with a specific code. The difference between the amounts of the periods can be viewed from the perspective of difference or performance. To do this, next to the period, you need to choose which other period the data will be compared with and determine how the financial and percentage difference is calculated.

Example: A budget with E2022 type has been prepared for year 2022 where 2200 euros is forecasted for Sale of Purchased Goods and 1900 euros for Sale of Services. In reality the earning for goods are 18 000 euros and 11 672 euros for services. The results of the reports with different options are as follows.

  1. Option F– Revenue is 25 572 euros higher than in the budget, so the budget is 723,71% filled.
  2. Option F-+ Revenue is 25 572 euros higher than in the budget, so the budget is 13,82% of revenue.
  3. Option F++ Budget is 25 572 euros lower than the actual revenue and makes 13,82% of it.
  4. Option F+- Budget is 25 572 euros lower than the actual revenue, so the budget is 723,71% filled.
  5. Option D– Revenue exceeds the budget by 25 572 euros or 623,71%
  6. Option D-+ Revenue exceeds the budget by 25 572 euros and the budget is 86,18% less than the revenue.
  7. Option D++ Budget is 25 572 euros and 86,18% lower than the actual revenue.
  8. Option D+- Budget is 25 572 euros less than the actual revenue and revenue exceeds the budget by 623,71%

:!: If it is not specified in the fine-tuning that the difference is also shown as a percentage, there are half as many options as only financial differences can be shown. The options are: