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Cash Flow Command

Owners, operators, CFOs

The 13-week rolling cash forecast enterprise CFOs run weekly — runway countdown, what-if scenario sliders, and a collections queue that chases overdue invoices.

What you can do

  • Set your current cash balance
  • Add recurring money in and out (payroll, rent, retainers, loans)
  • Log invoices and work the aging buckets
  • Pull the scenario sliders: lose a top client, 60-day AR delay, two new hires
  • Draft an AI collections email for any overdue invoice
  • Get a fractional-CFO read on the current forecast

Use it when you want to

  • Know exactly when cash goes negative
  • Pressure-test a hiring decision before you make it
  • Collect overdue AR without torching the relationship

Tour

  1. 1. Runway first

    Everything rolls up to one number: how many weeks until cash goes negative under the current scenario.

  2. 2. 13 weeks, week by week

    Each bar is a projected closing balance. Red means you're underwater that week.

  3. 3. What if…

    Move a slider and the whole forecast re-runs instantly — no saving, no spreadsheets.

  4. 4. Chase the money

    Open invoices sort into aging buckets. Hit Chase for a tone-matched collections email.

Sample walkthrough

We'll build a 13-week view for a business with a real seasonal dip, so you can see where runway breaks before it does.

  1. 1. Opening cash balance

    Today's actual bank balance across operating accounts.

    Example: $412,000

    Unlocks: Week 0 of the 13-week ladder.

  2. 2. Recurring inflows

    Contracted revenue at expected receipt dates — not invoice dates.

    Example: $1.9M contracted, collected on average 47 days after invoice

    Unlocks: A collections curve that matches how you actually get paid.

  3. 3. Fixed and variable outflows

    Payroll, rent, debt service, taxes, and typical variable spend.

    Example: Payroll $146k bi-weekly, rent $18k, debt service $22k, variable ~9% of revenue

    Unlocks: A runway date and the specific weeks that cause it.

  4. 4. Credit facilities

    Line of credit limits and current draw.

    Example: $500k line, $180k drawn

    Unlocks: Alerts that account for the buffer you actually have.

What you get

  • A 13-week cash ladder with the break week called out
  • Runway alerts ahead of the squeeze
  • Scenario levers: delay, collect, cut, or draw

Run Cash Flow Command on your business