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What is the Calendar?

The Calendar provides a comprehensive view of your accounting periods, payment schedules, and statement-related dates. It helps you track when statements are expected, when payments are due, and identify gaps in your royalty reporting. Statement Calendar

Calendar Features

Accounting Periods

View and manage your accounting periods:
FieldDescription
Period Namee.g., Q1 2024, H2 2023
Start DatePeriod beginning
End DatePeriod ending
StatusOpen, Closed, Processing
StatementsNumber of statements received

Payment Schedule

Track expected and received payments:
FieldDescription
SourceDistributor, PRO, Label
Expected DateWhen payment is expected
Actual DateWhen payment was received
AmountExpected or actual amount
StatusPending, Received, Overdue

Calendar Views

Month View

See all events for a specific month:
  • Statement upload dates
  • Payment due dates
  • Period closings
  • Upcoming expectations

Timeline View

A chronological list of events:
  • Past statements and payments
  • Current open periods
  • Future expected dates

Period View

Focus on specific accounting periods:
  • All statements for the period
  • Total revenue
  • Outstanding items

Managing Periods

Creating Periods

1

Open Calendar

Navigate to StatementsCalendar.
2

Click Add Period

Click the Add Period button.
3

Enter Details

Specify period name, start/end dates.
4

Save

Period is added to the calendar.

Closing Periods

1

Select Period

Click on the period to close.
2

Review Completeness

Verify all expected statements are received.
3

Close Period

Mark the period as closed.
Closed periods can still receive late statements, but they’ll be flagged.

Statement Expectations

Setting Expectations

Define what statements you expect to receive:
1

Go to Expectations

Navigate to Calendar → Expectations.
2

Add Source

Add a statement source (distributor, PRO, etc.).
3

Set Frequency

Define how often statements arrive (monthly, quarterly).
4

Set Expected Date

When in the period to expect the statement.

Expectation Status

StatusDescription
ExpectedWaiting for statement
ReceivedStatement uploaded and processed
LatePast expected date, not received
MissingPeriod closed, never received

Payment Tracking

Adding Payments

1

Select Statement

Open a processed statement.
2

Record Payment

Click Record Payment.
3

Enter Details

Add amount, date, and reference.
4

Save

Payment is linked to the statement.

Payment Reconciliation

Match payments to statements:
StatusDescription
MatchedPayment matches statement amount
PartialPayment is less than expected
OverPayment exceeds statement amount
UnmatchedNo corresponding statement

Alerts & Notifications

Calendar Alerts

Set up notifications for:
AlertDescription
Late StatementStatement not received by expected date
Period ClosingReminder to close accounting period
Payment DueUpcoming payment deadline
Missing StatementPeriod closing without expected statement

Configuring Alerts

1

Go to Settings

Navigate to SettingsNotifications.
2

Calendar Section

Find calendar notification settings.
3

Enable Alerts

Turn on desired alert types.
4

Set Timing

Configure how far in advance to alert.

Reporting

Period Reports

Generate reports for accounting periods:
ReportContents
Period SummaryTotal revenue, sources, match rates
Missing StatementsList of expected but unreceived
Payment SummaryPayments received and outstanding
Year-End ReportAnnual summary across all periods

Export Calendar

Export calendar data:
  • iCal format for calendar apps
  • CSV for spreadsheet analysis
  • PDF for reporting

Best Practices

Define expected statements at the start of each period.
Close accounting periods on schedule for accurate reporting.
Investigate patterns in late or missing statements.
Match all payments to statements for accurate accounting.

Integration with Accounting

Export to Accounting Systems

Export statement and payment data:
  • QuickBooks format
  • Xero integration
  • Generic CSV export

Payment Schedules

Create payment schedules based on:
  • Contract terms
  • Historical patterns
  • Source-specific timing