Follow actual cash movements
Build the forecast from expected customer receipts, supplier payments, payroll, tax and financing flows rather than accounting profit.
13-week cash flow forecasting
A rolling short-term view gives management time to respond to collection delays, payment commitments and changing funding needs.
Method
Build the forecast from expected customer receipts, supplier payments, payroll, tax and financing flows rather than accounting profit.
Compare actual movements with the previous forecast and extend the horizon by another week. Use variances to improve assumptions.
Present available facilities, expected utilisation and relevant covenant headroom alongside the cash balance.
Summarise the key risks and upcoming decisions in a concise management view, with scenarios for delayed collections or revenue.
Output
Standard
Connected expertise
A working model connects your commercial decisions to profit, cash and funding needs. It should be easy to interrogate, update and hand over.
Detail ↗02Bring the business story, financial evidence and funding request into one coherent set of materials.
Detail ↗03A credible valuation explains its assumptions and shows how operating performance translates into investor returns.
Detail ↗Next step
Tell us about the decision ahead. Together, we can identify the financial work that will help you make it.
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