This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.
Key Differences
Remaining Balance displays the full amount that is still unpaid, regardless of whether it’s currently due.
Applies to any project status (even unsigned).
Amount Due shows only what’s currently due or overdue.
Applies only to signed projects.
For example:
I have a project that's today for $100.00, and this project is on a Net 30 Payment Policy.
The Amount Due column will show nothing is Owed, but $100.00 will show in Remaining Balance:
Why? The payment isn’t due yet, so “Amount Due” shows $0, but “Remaining Balance” reflects the full unpaid amount.
Another example:
I have a project that's today for $100.00, and this project requires a 50% deposit that the client didn't pay.
The $50.00 will show in Amount Due, and $100.00 will show in Remaining Balance:
Why? Since $50 is due now, “Amount Due” reflects this. “Remaining Balance” still reflects the total unpaid.
In terms of reporting, Remaining Balance will answer the question "What can I stand to make?", whereas Amount Due will answer the question "What is overdue that I need to collect?"
Want to view both columns in your project list for better insight? Read more here:
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