Comment by
kusio1 on Feb 12, 2024 2:35pm
If devices are sold at 12month payment plans or less, don't they go towards trade receivables? Payment plans of 12-24 months are common for devices. 12 months would likely go to trade receivables, for period longer than that toward long term receivables
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 12, 2024 2:52pm
Trade receivables = SAAS....long term receivables (current & non-current) = hardware
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 12, 2024 5:45pm
Crossley was running a charity. All the damn hardware sales are 24 months payments
Comment by
kusio1 on Feb 12, 2024 6:35pm
Well, they did mention 12 - 24 months so there is that. Hopefully auditors make them specify SaaS vs device revenue collected, if the earnings ever are filed
Comment by
kusio1 on Feb 13, 2024 11:01am
I think cash payments for hardware are much more likely than cash payments for software, looking at past numbers
Comment by
Reggie1 on Feb 13, 2024 12:57pm
Either way they are not getting paid in a timely manner. How many people out in the field getting a monthly salary? Or a daily contract rate? And then on the other side of that revenue coming in multples of times paid salary. That is why it is trading the way it is on the open market in the US. The Bell Tolls.