A few weeks ago, the column “Project liquidity from today” was removed from the project list.

We found this column quite informative, as it was possible to see in the summer of all projects here whether the projects were theoretically financed/covered/can be completed economically - i.e. the income from today outweighs the planned expenditure from today

The corresponding point has already been made here:

Finding the right definition for the value here is certainly not entirely trivial, so I'll try again here to describe what we expected from it.

1- simple definition

Is the sum of all income from today greater than the sum of all expenditure

(It's meant to be as simple as that.)

2- Try a more precise definition

Total of all planned invoices in accordance with the payment plan minus all costs in accordance with deployment planning and all expected sub-contractor invoices in accordance with the respective payment plan.

(Actually not such a complex deffinition either...;))

As soon as the payment plans are used for consideration, in my opinion, the status of the benefit items does not have to be checked again (commissioned, on demand, etc.). This should actually result in a plausible number.