Last updated September 23, 2026
Open Reports → Commissions → Commission Forecast — Rolling Outlook.
The chart covers 13 calendar months: three months before the current month, the current month, and nine months ahead. This card uses that rolling window rather than the date range at the top of Reports. For another period, use Projected Income → Expected payment month below it.
Written-off entries and non-reportable bookings are excluded. The chart uses reportable bookings in the agency reporting currency; it does not convert currencies. Entries without a usable expected or receipt date cannot be placed in a month.
Settled entries appear in their receipt month. Other entries appear in their expected payment month. Travel month can be different from either one.
The chart classifies the commission entry's recorded lifecycle. It does not show installment-by-installment cash movements or subtract a partial receipt from every pending bar. Use Commissions for supplier collection balances, payment matching, advisor payouts, and bank reconciliation.
Hover a month to inspect its status amounts and supplier breakdown. These are the suppliers contributing to that month's chart; a settled amount is not money still owed.
An expected date is a planning assumption, not a payment guarantee. A zero recorded receipt does not establish that no payment occurred outside JourneyFuse or before data was imported.
Owners and administrators can review agency-wide or advisor views. Advisors are restricted to their own scope. Support staff do not have access to these financial reports.
This is part of JourneyFuse’s travel commission tracking: expected commissions, supplier statements and payouts.
Still running payroll in TESS while you move over? Upload TESS's Checks Received report and JourneyFuse records what TESS has collected and paid, so your ledger matches TESS without re-typing a single check.
Every status an advisor sees on a commission, what it is waiting on, and when it changes. Also: the three progress dots, and how to avoid logging a proposal's booking twice.
Keep a large commission, or an advisor's first big one, out of every payout until an owner or admin has looked at it.