DueScope vs Pockets

The app makes it easier for you to manage your receivables and payables. You can sort your created invoices by due date and analyze your payment obligations. It is possible to assign the individual invoice amounts to variably definable time intervals in order to identify which amounts are due for payment within which periods. Graphical evaluations visualize the situation. The analysis is based on your CSV file, which must contain three pieces of information: 1. Debtors (your debtors) or creditors (your creditors) 2. Invoice amounts 3. Due dates The evaluated due date structure can be exported in CSV format. The app is primarily aimed at small and medium-sized entrepreneurs and external auditors in factoring. Procedure: Specify whether you want to evaluate your receivables or payables. Specify which number format (e.g., thousand or decimal separator), which date format, and which separator your CSV file uses (e.g., comma or semicolon). This allows you to remain independent of the export format of your accounting program. Would you like to know which invoices are 30, 60, or 90 days past due? Decide for yourself which time intervals are of interest to you. The individual periods can be freely selected. Then simply upload a list of outstanding receivables or payables to the app. Before doing so, make sure that your list contains the payers or payees, the respective invoice amounts, and the corresponding due dates. Alternatively, you can generate sample data to test the app's functions. Now view the invoice amounts aggregated per debtor or creditor, which have been automatically assigned to the due date intervals you defined. Review your individual due date structure in various chart types. Who is your largest debtor or creditor? Graphical evaluations of concentrations facilitate analysis. Export the due date structure table to further process the information in other applications.

Take control of your finances with Pockets, the app that helps you manage the money in your bank accounts. Pockets helps you manage the money in your bank accounts. Set savings goals and track your progress toward achieving them. A Pocket is a savings goal or budget. Add transactions to your Pockets to stay up to date. Create new accounts and pockets in seconds. By adding a quick transaction, you can quickly document all your expenses and income. Use home screen widgets to keep track of your most important pockets. Keep an eye on the statistics to analyze your cash flow. Synchronization with iCloud ensures that your data is stored securely and encrypted and is immediately available on all your devices. Get started now and get your finances under control!