Bank balances
Every account, each morning: the starting point and the check.
Each week's closing balance against the minimum you set, with the low point called out before you reach it.
Every account, each morning: the starting point and the check.
What you owe and when it is due, from your accounting system.
Each pay date with its taxes and benefits, from your payroll system.
Fixed payments on their schedule, including loan payments and estimated taxes.
Cash in by location, from your sales system and card processor, on the days it lands.
Each week the forecast is compared with what the bank shows, so you know how far to trust it.
The forecast shows where cash is heading if nothing changes. It reads your systems and never moves money. Which bills to pay first, when to draw on a credit line and what to tell a lender stay with your CFO, who can test each choice against the forecast first.
Working with a fractional CFO? It gives them the cash picture without the spreadsheet hours.
Bank, accounting, payroll and sales, through the Data Engine.
We agree the categories and when each payment lands, you set the minimum cash, and we test the forecast on past weeks.
The forecast updates daily, and sits beside your monthly reporting package at month end.
No. A budget is the plan for the year. The forecast shows the cash you will actually have, week by week, from what is in your systems today. Our guide covers how PE-backed companies run the annual budget.
The CFO or controller, and whoever they report cash to: owners, a sponsor or a lender.
No. It reads your systems and never moves money. Every decision stays with your team.
Each week we compare the forecast with what the bank shows and report the gap, so its record is in front of you. Where it misses, we find out why and fix the timing.
A setup fee, then a monthly fee, quoted once we've seen your bank accounts and systems.
Tell us your bank, accounting and payroll systems and who uses the forecast today. We'll reply with how we'd build yours.