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Transaction Journal

The Transaction Journal data model includes measures for both home currency (base currency) and transaction currency, such as Credit Amount, Debit Amount, and Posting Amount. It distinguishes between transactions in the home currency and those in the transaction currency. This enables analysis and comparison of financial activity across journal entries for healthcare and total cost transactions.

Benefits of this data model​

  • Enhanced financial analysis – Compare transactions in home and transaction currencies to identify performance trends in healthcare and total cost data.
  • Improved decision making – Use detailed measures (Credit Amount, Debit Amount, Posting Amount) for both currencies to support data-driven decisions.
  • Efficient reporting – Dimensions such as Module, Batch, Tenant, Ledger, Branch, Project, Account, and Subaccount make reporting flexible and customizable.
  • Streamlined data visualization – Dimensions and measures like Posted Date, Fiscal Year, Product Code, and Document Number enable clear visual analysis.
  • Optimized performance tracking – Account and subaccount segmentation helps monitor financial health at multiple levels.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)​

  • Home Currency Credit Amount: Credit amount in the home currency for a transaction recorded in the transaction journal.
  • Home Currency Debit Amount: Debit amount in the home currency for a transaction recorded in the transaction journal.
  • Home Currency Posting: Final posting amount in the home currency after considering all credits and debits recorded in the transaction journal.
  • Transaction Currency Credit Amount: Credit amount in the transaction currency for a transaction recorded in the transaction journal.
  • Transaction Currency Debit Amount: Debit amount in the transaction currency for a transaction recorded in the transaction journal.
  • Transaction Currency Posting: Final posting amount in the transaction currency after considering all credits and debits recorded in the transaction journal.

Available visualizations​

ViewDescription
Journal Entries HCHigh-level summary of all journal entries for healthcare transactions.
Journal Entries TCDetailed overview of journal entries for total cost transactions.