What additional document accompanies a financial summary, showcasing investment uses?

The investment uses statement is specifically designed to detail how funds are allocated within a financial context. This document complements a financial summary by providing insights into various investment applications. It effectively outlines the intended use of the invested capital, including areas such as asset acquisition, development projects, or operational improvements.

This specificity enhances stakeholders' understanding of how investments contribute to strategic goals and financial performance. In contrast, the other options may provide useful information but do not directly focus on delineating the specific uses of investments in the same way. For instance, an invoice report focuses on billing and payments, an investment analysis report offers broader insights on investment performance, and a cash flow analysis examines the movement of cash in and out of a business—none of which provide the targeted information that an investment uses statement does.