Required inputs
Weekly AR snapshots, charges, receipts, adjustments, aging buckets and approved follow-up log.
Weekly / W2
Collections Trend and Follow-Up
Is collection performance improving week over week?
W2 / Weekly / Product design
A clear scope.
A useful output.
Compare collection movement, aging and open follow-up items over a defined weekly window.
Review output
A reconciled weekly trend, aging movement and unresolved follow-up summary.
The human decision
Review the deterioration or improvement and decide the next authorized follow-up.
Dependencies before conclusions
Make the gaps visible.
Upstream
What comes first.
D2 Collections Exceptions and the daily ledger history
Required dependency
What must be accepted.
Accepted daily ledger records for the weekly window; opening/closing balances; charges/receipts/adjustments
If an input is missing
What stays open.
No weekly reconciliation or trend conclusion when the weekly window is incomplete.
Required dependency identified; source availability and reviewer acceptance not yet confirmed. Core is separate Consulting; OS contains the data/context foundation.
Separate fictional scenario
Show the evidence.
Bound the conclusion.
This illustration is specific to this workflow. Its properties, ledger figures and assumptions are not joined to the Morning Portfolio Review or other examples.
Illustration
Fictional AR falls from 18,000 to 16,000 over October 2–9. Charges of 10,000 and receipts of 12,000 reconcile the 2,000 decrease.
What a reviewer should check
Reconcile opening AR + charges − receipts ± adjustments; no adjustments assumed only when explicitly stated; avoid attributing improvement without evidence.
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