Event types
One of the fundamental concepts of Financial Planning in Tagetik is the Event, understood to be any accounting event from which a value is generated. The following are examples of events: accrual basis, accounting, raising mortgage, collection, payment etc.; essentially all those accounting operations that have a P&L, BS or financial impact. When generating forecast double entries, Tagetik always keeps track of the event that generated them. The combination and sequence of a collection of events generates precise accrual / accounting / collection or payment curves.
Within these, Tagetik has already defined a series of events that cover the vast majority of the entries necessary to manage financial planning. The management of the various event types can be accessed from the administrator-user’s web interface, by following the path Setup & Admin > Data Processing > Cash Flow Planning > Advanced Financial Rules > Event.
Navigation panel> Data processing > Cash Flow Planning > Advanced financial rules > Event.
The event types predefined by Tagetik are identified by codes starting with the character “$.”
Every event type is characterised by:
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a code
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a description.
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a type which identifies the class to which the event belongs. The possible classes are:
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FX hedging. This event can be used for the management of “FX hedging” type objects
- P&L / Variation. This event can be used for the management of the P&L, projected variations and accounting entries
- Work order. This event can be used for the management of work orders
- L/T Financing. This event can be used for the management of “L/T financing” type objects
- Generic credit terms. This event can be used for the management of any type of credit terms
- Outstanding credit terms. This event can be used for the management of “sales”, “client receivables” and “outstanding on cash schedule” type credit terms
- Sales credit terms. This event can be used for the management of “sales” type credit terms
- Asset. This event can be used for the management of “asset” type objects
- Initial Balance Sheet. This event can be used for the management of the initial balance sheet
- Stock. This event can be used for the management of “stock” type objects
The following event types are predefined by Tagetik:
- Profit & Loss/Variation
- $GPL - PL Line
- $GBL - Billing Line
- $GMCP - Manual Collection/Payment
- $GDP - Down Payment
- Initial balance sheet
- $GIB - Actual balance sheet
- $GSCP - Collection/Payment Schedule
- Generic Coll./Paym. Rule
- $DCP - DSO/DPO - Collection/Payment
- Collection rule
- $DPN - DSO/DPO - Promissory note
- $DPNC - DSO/DPO - promissory note collection
- Outstanding Credit Terms
- $DCD - DSO/DPO - Credit disputes
- $DO - DSO/DPO - Outstanding
- $DOC - DSO/DPO - Outstanding collection
- Currency hedging
- $C01 - Currency Hedging - Credit exchange rate difference
- $C02 - Currency Hedging - Debit exchange rate difference
- $C03 - Currency Hedging - On Entity Currency
- $C04 - Currency Hedging - On Transactional Currency
- L/T Financing
- $F01 - Financing - New
- $F02 - Financing - Fee
- $F03 - Financing- Coupon accrual
- $F04 - Financing - L/T interest
- $F05 - Financing - Interest capitalization
- $F06 - Financing - Rates hedging interest
- $F07 - Financing - Interest write-off
- $F08 - Financing - Interest payment
- $F09 - Financing - Rates hedging interest payment
- $F10 - Financing - Interest payment write off
- $F11 - Financing - Principal payment
- $F12 - Financing - Advance reimbursement
- $F13 - Financing - Project financing
- $F14 - Financing - Transfer to current quota
- $F15 - Financing - Current quota write-off
- $F16 - Financing - Withholding tax
- Asset
- $A01 - Asset - Purchase
- $A02 - Asset - Billing for Asset purchase
- $A03 - Asset - Construction in progress purchase
- $A04 - Asset - Transfer from CIP asset to asset
- $A05 - Asset - Purchase payment
- $A06 - Asset - Depreciation
- $A07 - Asset - Deposit on purchase
- $A08 - Asset - Deposit on purchase write-off
- $A09 - Asset - Sale
- $A10 - Asset - Billing for Asset sale
- $A11 - Asset - Sale of construction in progress
- $A12 - Asset - Collection from Sale
- $A13 - Asset - Sale deposits collection
- $A14 - Asset - Sale deposit write-off
- $A15 - Asset - Capital loss on sale
- $A16 - Asset - Capital gain on sale
- $A17 - Asset - Construction in progress write-off
- $A18 - Asset - Accumulated depreciation write-off
- $A19 - Asset - Write-off
- $A20 - Lease - New
- $A21 - Lease - Advance monthly fee
- $A22 - Lease - Deferred monthly fee
- $A23 - Lease - Fee payment
- $A24 - Lease - Advance periodic fee
- $A25 - Lease - Deferred periodic fee
- $A26 - Lease - Principal Payment
- $A27 - Lease - Advance monthly interest
- $A28 - Lease - Advance monthly interest payment
- $A29 - Lease - Deferred monthly interest
- $A30 - Lease - Deferred monthly interest payment
- $A31 - Lease - Final Instalment Payment
- Stock
- $B01 - Bond - Purchase
- $B02 - Bond - Purchase fee
- $B03 - Bond - Coupon liquidity
- $B04 - Bond - Loss on sale
- $B05 - Bond - Gain on sale
- $B06 - Bond - Coupon accrual
- $B07 - Bond - Interest accrual
- $B08 - Bond - Withholding accrual
- $B09 - Bond - Coupon withholding
- $B10 - Bond - Withholding on purchase
- $B11 - Bond - Interest accrual write-off
- $B12 - Bond - Withholding accrual write-off
- $B13 - Bond - Sale
- Work order
- $P01 - Project - Down payment invoice
- $P02 - Project - Retention guarantee invoice
- $P03 - Project - Down payment invoice collection
- $P05 - Project - Retention guarantee collection
- $P06 - Project - Revolving
- $P07 - Project - Revolving reimbursement
- $P08 - Project - Certificated CIP statement
- $P09 - Project -Factoring
- $P10 - Project - CIP factoring
- $P11 - Project - Down payment write-off
- $P12 - Project - Retention guarantee write-off
- $P13 - Project - CIP write-off
- $P14 - Project - Factoring write-off
- $P15 - Project - Factoring CIP write-off
Events entered manually can only be of “P&L/variation” or “Initial balance sheet” type events