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Wedding Reports — Budget, Vendors, Cash Flow

Ten reports, one source of truth — every figure derived live from the same journal the accounts screen posts to.

What it does

The Reports module turns your planner's journal into answers. Budget vs actual shows where the plan and reality have drifted apart. Vendor statements show exactly what each vendor has received and what remains. Salami and contribution reports keep family money transparent. A cash-flow forecast looks ahead to what falls due and when, a payments register lists every payment made, and the journal viewer with its live trial balance lets you audit any figure back to its original entry.

In this module

  • Budget vs actual, category by category
  • Vendor statements — paid and remaining, per vendor
  • Salami and family contribution reports
  • Cash-flow forecast of upcoming dues
  • Payments register, journal viewer and live trial balance

Figures that can never disagree

Most planning tools keep a budget in one place, payments in another and reports in a third — and the three quietly diverge. Here there is exactly one record: the journal. The budget screen, the vendor checklist and every report are views over the same postings, so the number you see in a report is the number you entered, every time.

The forecast deserves a special mention in the final month: by laying upcoming vendor balances against their due dates, it shows the family the shape of the remaining weeks — which week is heavy, which is light — while there is still time to arrange funds calmly.

Works with

Accounts & Journal · کھاتے اور روزنامچہ

Every rupee — family contributions, salami, vendor advances and expenses — posted once into a journal that is never edited, only reversed.

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Budget Tracker · بجٹ

Planned vs spent in PKR for every part of the shaadi — with a warning before a category runs over, not after.

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Vendor Checklist · وینڈرز

Who is booked, who is pending, how much advance is paid and what is still due — every vendor, at a glance.

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