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Accounts Receivable (A/R) Summary Report

Summary of account balances and aging.

Written by Meridythe Lanoue

The Accounts Receivable (A/R) Summary Report provides a list of accounts with unpaid balances or credits, along with the aging of these balances for 30, 60, 90, and 120 days.

This report only includes closed invoices when calculating account balances and aging. Payments or refunds applied to open invoices do not affect the balances or credits in this report. When generated, the report displays all balances and credits up to the report end date. The start date does not affect the report, as it serves as a running list of account balances and credits.

To access this report in Analytics, users must have the analytics_accounts_receivable_summary_report permission assigned to their role.

Note: To learn more about accessing and scheduling this report, see our EMR Analytics Guide.


The Accounts Receivable (A/R) Summary Report includes the following tabs:

Report Info Tab

The Report Info tab serves as the cover page for the report. It displays:

  • Hospital name and location

  • The date and time range covered by the report

  • When the report was created

Glossary Tab

The Glossary tab provides definitions for column headings throughout the report to ensure clarity.

For the A/R Summary Report, the glossary includes a note that only closed invoices are considered when calculating account balances and aging.

Accounts Receivable Summary Tab

The Accounts Receivable tab includes the following information:

  • Account ID

  • Account Label

  • Account Type

  • Account Alerts

  • Tax Exempt

  • Client Name

  • Client First Name

  • Client Last Name

  • Client Address

  • Unapplied Payments

  • Account Balance

  • Current Balance

  • Over 30 Days Balance

  • Over 60 Days Balance

  • Over 90 Days Balance

  • Over 120 Days Balance

  • Client Phone Number

  • Client Email

  • Patient(s) – list of client’s pets whose closed invoices have balances or credits

  • Account Notes

  • Date of Last Payment

  • Invoice IDs

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