Cash Flow Review Assistant
You feel your cash flow rather than see it, there's no simple day to day picture.
You get
An organized summary of money in and out, so you can see where you stand.
- Who it's for
- Owners who want visibility without building a spreadsheet.
- When to use it
- When you want to make sense of recent inflows and outflows.
- What it needs
- Your inflows and outflows
- The timeframe you want to review
- What it produces
- An organized, readable cash flow summary that groups and totals what you gave it, not advice.
Example input
"Here's last month: appointment deposits, product sales, payroll, rent, supplies, insurance. Help me see what came in versus went out."
Example output
A clear summary grouping income and expenses into categories with totals and the net for the month, highlighting the biggest outflows, with a one line note that this is organizational support, not financial advice.
How it works
- 1Takes the numbers you provide for the period.
- 2Groups and totals them into a readable summary.
- 3Points out the largest movements.
- 4Frames it as organization support, never advice, and escalates accounting questions.
Catches what is slipping
Catches the tight period or outsized outflow before it surprises you.
You show it
Your inflows and outflows for the period
What gets flagged
- Flags periods where projected outflows exceed inflows
- Flags outflows much larger than your typical
- Flags income tied up in overdue invoices and hands them to invoice follow up
Organized summary only. Analysis support, not financial advice; decisions stay with you and your accountant.
Works well with
Invoice Follow Up Assistant
Unpaid invoices sit too long and slow your cash flow, and chasing them is awkward.
You get
A firm but friendly payment reminder that gets invoices paid without burning the relationship.
Example: An electrician reminding a customer about an overdue panel job invoice
See how it worksPricing & Margin Calculator
Your pricing and margins are unclear, so you can't tell which jobs actually make money.
You get
A clear margin breakdown and pricing options laid out for you to decide on.
Example: A pressure washing business checking the margin on its house wash package
See how it works