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Net cash flow is now called as Net Payments Total value of successful payments excluding successful refunds.
Net cashflow is the net of gross cash flow and refunds during a specific period whereas Gross cashflow is the total value of payments received against recurring and non-recurring invoices during a specific period.
Net cashflow
Formula
Net Cashflow or Net Payment = Total successful Payments - Total successful Refunds
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Interpretation
Net cash flow is the difference between total cash inflows and outflows over a given time period.
Gross cashflow or Total Payments
Gross Cash Flow is now called Total Payments
The sum of recurring and non-recurring payments received during a specific period. Only successful transactions are included. i.e. The total value of successful payments.
Formula
Gross Cashflow or Total Payments = Total of successful payments received during the period.
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Interpretation
The sum of your recurring and non-recurring cash flows for a specific period. A decrease could be because of lower revenue or inefficient collections mechanisms. Look at this in conjunction with your total revenue and outstanding receivables for the period.
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