Cash Flow
You can find the financing sources whose income is missing from the cash flow plan and give each one a cash flow rule.
A financing source without a cash flow rule is missing from every period of the cash flow plan. You find these sources from the plan and give each one a rule in Financing. For this you need the **Production** licence or a running **Trial**. With **Budget** or **Cost Control**, you can open the financing plan but not change it.
When every expense of the plan has a rule and a source still has none, the financing plan line under **Linked Sources** shows a warning sign  and a red bubble. The bubble opens by itself and says:
There are sources (=incomes) in your financing plan which do not have a cash flow rule. The cash flow display of the income is incomplete.
While an account still has no rule, the bubble is on the budget line instead. For those accounts, see [find accounts without a cash flow rule](/kb/article/find-accounts-without-a-cash-flow-rule). Even then, the financing plan line shows the warning sign . When you point at it, KOSMA shows how many sources have no rule and how much income is missing:
{number} sources have no cash flow rule, so {amount} is not in this plan
If the plan is of type **Snapshot**, a source it kept as it was shows no red bubble; see [why something is missing from the plan](/kb/article/why-something-is-missing-from-the-plan).
In the red bubble, click **Click here to complete**. KOSMA opens Financing on the financing plan the cash flow plan reads. The grid lists every source of the financing plan, with and without a rule.
In the **Source Details** column, a source with a valid cash flow rule shows a dot. When you point at the dot, KOSMA shows:
Cash-flow rule applied to this account
A source without this dot has no valid rule.
The dot shows only a rule on the source itself. A rule on an installment does not make the dot appear, so a source with installments can show no dot although nothing is missing from the plan. Installment rows show no dots either. You open the rules of the installments as in step 3.
Click a source without installments. In its **Cashflow** panel, click  **Edit cashflow rule**. KOSMA opens **Set Cash Flow Rule**. For the settings in it, see [set a cash flow rule on a source](/kb/article/set-a-cashflow-rule-on-a-source).
A source with installments puts nothing into the plan itself. Each installment carries its own rule, and an installment without a rule of its own uses the rule of its source. Click the source or one of its installments in the grid, then click  **Installment** in the toolbar. KOSMA opens **Set Cash Flow Rule – Installments** for the source.
Most subsidies pay out at fixed milestones. A rule based on milestones follows these payments.
Go back to the cash flow plan. Once every source has a rule, the red bubble no longer opens on the financing plan line. With **Combined Producers** selected under **Producer**, the plan's income now includes the total of every source without installments and every installment you gave a valid rule.
**How the rules fill the Received column.** In Financing, the **Received** column appears once a row has a valid cash flow rule, see [what Received and Outstanding mean](/kb/article/what-received-and-outstanding-mean).
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