Guide 08
Reports, forecasts and repayments
Beyond posting interest, Loanbooq gives you the reports and figures you need to talk to clients and lenders about their loans.
Dashboard
The whole loan book for the organisation, as a table or a chart. Search for a loan, open its full history, and download or email the dashboard as a PDF or an Excel workbook.
Statements and reports
Under Reports, open Send Reports, pick a loan and a period, and download the statement as a PDF. Choose All loans for one report across the organisation.
Emailing a report
Every report, the Forecast and the Dashboard have an Email button beside Download. Enter up to five addresses, choose PDF or Excel, and add a subject and a message if you like. The file is the same one the Download button gives.
- The email comes from Loanbooq's own address, shown as your name "via Loanbooq", and replies go straight to you.
- Tick Send me a copy to be copied in.
- Every email sent is kept in Loanbooq's records, with who sent it and to whom.
Under Branding, add your logo, the name shown as Prepared by, your contact details and your colours. They appear on every statement and report.
Forecast
See where a loan is heading month by month, choose how far ahead to look, and add a planned monthly repayment. Download the forecast as a PDF or an Excel workbook, or email it to a client from Loanbooq.
Repayments
Pick a saved loan to pull its history from Xero. You can then:
- work out the instalment needed to settle the loan by a date;
- set recurring payments and read the schedule they produce;
- record a repayment in Xero: enter the date, the amount and the counter account, and Loanbooq posts a journal that reduces the loan's balance.