Dental practice with insurance lag
A dental office needs an AR log separating patient balances from insurance receivables, with aging buckets so the office manager knows what to send to collections.
Tier 2 · Accounting & Finance · $100 · 5-6 hrs · 10 day turnaround
Listed price is the project base price. A 3% payment processing fee is added at checkout. The full total is charged upfront when you place your order.
Build an accounts receivable log with client names, invoice dates, amounts, and 30/60/90 day aging columns from provided data.
You'll get a working accounts receivable spreadsheet that organizes your unpaid invoices by client, invoice date, and amount, then automatically sorts them into 30-, 60-, and 90-day aging buckets so you can see exactly which customers owe you money and how overdue they are. A summary dashboard tab shows totals by aging category and basic trend charts. This cuts the manual work of tracking down late payments and gives you a snapshot of cash flow risk in minutes instead of hours.
A spreadsheet, CSV file, or email list containing your invoice records: client name, invoice date, invoice number (if available), and amount due. Up to 100 rows. Include any notes about payment terms (Net 30, Net 60, etc.) if they vary by client.
The student will structure your data into a clean AR log, build formulas that automatically calculate how many days each invoice is overdue, sort invoices into 30/60/90 day aging buckets, create a summary dashboard that totals outstanding receivables by aging band, and add basic column and bar charts showing aging distribution and total outstanding balance by age category.
One Excel or Google Sheets file with three tabs: an 'AR Log' tab with your invoices and aging formulas, a 'Summary Dashboard' tab with totals and charts, and a 'Notes' tab documenting any data cleanup or assumptions the student made.
Your $100 payment stays in escrow until you confirm the aging formulas are calculating correctly and the dashboard reflects your actual outstanding receivables.
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The aging columns will show them in the 90+ day bucket. The student can add a separate '90+ Day' column if you'd like, or note truly stale invoices (120+ days) separately on the summary for write-off review.
No. This project is out of scope for live API integrations. You'll need to export your invoice data as a CSV or paste it into the spreadsheet, and the student will build the tracker from that snapshot.
The tracker will be delivered as an Excel (.xlsx) or Google Sheets file (your choice). All formulas are standard DATE and IF functions, so you can edit client names, amounts, or dates yourself without breaking the aging calculations.
Yes, but that counts as a revision. The initial delivery includes structure and formulas for up to 100 rows. Adding significant new data after approval may incur a small additional fee; contact support for details.
The base project counts calendar days from invoice date (so a 30-day bucket starts 30 days after invoice date). If your customers have different payment terms, note that in your data and the student can adjust the cutoff dates per client, but that requires explicit instruction upfront.
Select a scope and let your Shamrck PM handle the rest. Pay the full total upfront at checkout, then review and approve the completed deliverable. Approval does not trigger a new charge.
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