The Enterprise Outstanding Balance (EOB) is a measure of a company’s financial stability and ability to pay off debts. It is calculated by summing all of the current liabilities, such as accounts payable, wages and employee benefits, taxes, loans, and other debt obligations. This figure can be used to help assess the health of a business, and potential lenders will consider it when deciding whether or not to loan money. EOB is an important factor when determining financial security and liquidity, so it’s important for companies to accurately track their outstanding balance in order to maintain their financial well-being.