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Optional Module: Cash Flow

Enable Cash Flow for forecast snapshots, scenario planning, and liquidity monitoring.

Optional Sub Systems8 min readUpdated 2026-06-04

Optional Module: Cash Flow

The Cash Flow module helps you predict liquidity risk. By analyzing historical trends and scheduled future transactions, it compares your planned vs. expected inflows and outflows.

Cash Flow overview page
Cash Flow summary page for forecast snapshots.

Forecasting and Scenario Planning

Cash Flow primary action area
Primary controls for assumptions/scenarios and liquidity signals.
  1. Enable the Module

    Toggle on Cash Flow in Settings > Workspace Modules.

  2. Set Baseline Parameters

    Define your starting cash balances across your operating accounts.

  3. Run a Scenario

    Use the scenario planner to see how potential future events (e.g., losing a major retainer, or hiring three new staff) will impact your runway over the next 6-12 months.

Analyzing Variance

Cash Flow detail section
Detailed planning and variance context.
  • Expected vs. Actual: The system automatically highlights variances where actual cash collected fell short of the forecasted amount for the month.
  • Liquidity Alerts: Receive warnings if your forecasted cash drops below a designated safety threshold within the upcoming 90 days.

Best Practices

Do

  • Keep your expected payment dates on invoices realistic. If a client always pays 15 days late, adjust their expected date so the forecast is accurate.
  • Update your baseline operating account balances at least monthly to reconcile the forecast with reality.

Don't

  • Ignore recurring operating expenses (like rent and payroll) in your manual scenarios; these form the baseline of your cash burn.

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