Financing
You know how KOSMA tells how much money has already arrived, and why a plan can show 0 % received.
**Received** shows how much of the financing has already arrived, and **Outstanding** how much is still to come. You don't enter anything for this. KOSMA reads the payment dates from the cash flow rules of your sources: once a date has passed, the money counts as arrived. A payment dated today therefore counts from tomorrow. KOSMA has no way of knowing whether the money is actually in your bank account.
In the grid, the **Received** column shows the percentage that has arrived for each source, group and country. You cannot edit it. When you point at the column header, KOSMA shows:
Share of finances received from a source
For example, a fund's cash flow rule pays 40 %, 40 % and 20 % on three dates. Before the first date, the column shows 0 %. It shows 40 % after the first date, 80 % after the second and 100 % after the third.
If a source has installments, KOSMA uses the installment dates instead of the source's rule. Each installment counts with its own amount: if 400,000 EUR is paid in four equal installments, 25 % is received after the first one. Once an installment's date has passed, its row shows a check mark . See [what installments are for](/kb/article/what-installments-are-for).
A group or country row works from the amounts of its sources: if 300,000 EUR of 1,000,000 EUR has arrived, the row shows 30 %. Deactivated sources are left out.
The rail next to the grid shows the totals for the whole plan, leaving out deactivated sources. Here **Received** is an amount, not a percentage. **Outstanding** is the **Financing** total minus **Received**.
An empty cell means that the source has no cash flow rule (with installments: none of them has one), or that its amount is 0. See [set a cash flow rule on a source](/kb/article/set-a-cashflow-rule-on-a-source). If no source or installment in the plan has a rule, the **Received** column is hidden.
0 % means that none of the source's dates has passed yet. A milestone such as "30 days after the first shooting day" only gets a date once the first shooting day has one in the budget. KOSMA dates all milestones from that day. See [set up milestones](/kb/article/set-up-milestones).
The **Status** of a source tells you whether the money has been promised. **Received** tells you whether it has arrived. A confirmed source therefore shows 0 % until its first date has passed. The rail also shows a total for each status. The **Pending** total adds up the sources with that status and has nothing to do with **Outstanding**. See [what the source status means](/kb/article/what-the-source-status-means).
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