Faturadas

Faturadas is a term that can refer to several concepts, often related to financial transactions or invoicing, particularly in Portuguese-speaking countries. In a business context, "faturadas" is the feminine plural form of the adjective "faturado," meaning invoiced or billed. It describes goods or services that have been formally accounted for and for which an invoice has been issued. For example, a company might have a list of "contas faturadas" which are outstanding bills awaiting payment.

The term can also extend to describe the process of invoicing itself. A department responsible for generating and sending out these financial documents might be known as the "departamento de faturadas" or simply the "faturação" department. This area handles the creation of invoices, ensures accuracy, and manages the accounts receivable process.

In some instances, "faturadas" might also be used colloquially to describe something that has been completed or finalized, particularly in a transactional sense. However, the primary and most common usage relates directly to the issuance and management of invoices within a business or financial framework. It signifies a transaction that has moved from being a pending order or service to a formal financial obligation. The concept is crucial for accounting, tracking revenue, and managing cash flow.