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See the cash.
Shape the next move.

Financial projections for your next business decision. Explore working capital needs and liquidity scenarios structured for mid-market scale.

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YOUR LIQUIDITY, IN FOCUSILLUSTRATIVE MODEL
$180,000

Projected ending cash · Month 6

M01M02M03M04M05M06

Replace the sample assumptions below to explore your own scenario.

01 / Map the movement

Separate expected cash receipts from actual cash payments.

02 / Test the pressure

See how collection delays and rising costs affect liquidity.

03 / Prepare the conversation

Bring clear assumptions to your banking or lending partner.

Interactive working capital template

Build your six-month cash projection.

USD • Sample values • Calculated in your browser

Model cash timing, operating payments, and a minimum reserve. These are your assumptions, not predictions or financing recommendations.

ENDING CASH · M06
LOWEST MONTH-END CASH
PEAK RESERVE GAP
MonthOpening cashCollectionsPayments*Ending cash

*Includes any Month 1 outlay. No borrowing, interest, taxes, investing flows, or distributions are added unless included in your payment assumptions. Reserve gap = maximum shortfall below your chosen reserve at month-end. Intra-month shortages are not modeled.

Inputs stay in this page and are not submitted. Downloads contain your entered assumptions and calculated results.

From setup to steady state

Give one-time costs
a place in the plan.

A simple one-time expense builder helps you organize setup and expansion costs. Enter expected costs, then apply the total to Month 1 of your forecast.

Group related worksheet items under equipment, office and communications, or marketing. Keep ongoing costs in monthly payments to avoid double-counting.

One-time total: $0
A clear picture. A purposeful next step.

Turn visibility into
a better conversation.

Use your forecast to organize questions about working capital, business banking, and access to capital.

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