Cashflow Items

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The cashflow items are the individual debit an credit transactions associated with a cashflow and show how the cashflow impacts individual accounts.

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cashflowItemId

int32

The CashflowItemId is an integer data type found in the CashflowItem table and is an identity field that is used as the primary key for the CashflowItem table. It is used as an auto-incrementing field to uniquely identify each CashflowItem record and enable quick and easy retrieval of data from the table.

cashflowId

int32

The cashflow the item is associated with.

currencyId

string | null

CurrencyId is an nvarchar field in the CashflowItem table that stores the ID of the currency associated with the cashflow item. Its maximum length is 128 characters.

amount

double

required

The Amount field in the CashflowItem table is a decimal data type used to store numerical values representing the total amount of money associated with the CashflowItem.

valueDate

date-time

required

The valud date of the cashflow item and the actual or anticpated date the account will be impacted.

accountId

int32 | null

The account that is or will be impacted by the cashflow item.

reportingAmount

double | null

The amount of the cashflow item in the company reporting currency.

stateId

string | null

The StateId field in the CashflowItem table is an nvarchar type with a maximum length of 450. It stores the state identifier of the cash flow item, which can be used to track the status of the cash flow item.

accountTransactionId

int32 | null

The actual account transcation associated with the cashflow item.

comment

string | null

Miscellaneous notes and information for the entry or record.

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