collecting twenty days late
- Accounts receivable
- ₹85,00,000
- Annual credit revenue
- ₹6,20,00,000
- Stated payment terms
- 30
Days sales outstanding50
85 lakh over 6.2 crore times 365
Open this exampleDays sales outstanding, and the cash locked up by collecting late. Each day of DSO above terms is a day of revenue sitting in someone else's bank account.
Also called: days sales outstanding, receivables days.
50 days to collect against terms of 30 days, so you are 20 days behind. Every day of DSO ties up ₹1,69,863.
DSO is receivables divided by annual revenue, times 365. Comparing it to stated terms is what makes it actionable: thirty-day terms with a DSO of fifty means twenty days of revenue permanently financed by you. Multiplying that gap by daily revenue gives the cash a collections fix would release, which is usually a larger number than anyone expects and needs no external funding.
receivables as a share of annual revenue, expressed in daysEach of these is asserted on every build. If a change to the engine ever moved one of these answers, the build would fail before the page could print it.
Days sales outstanding50
85 lakh over 6.2 crore times 365
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