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Cash Flow Forecasting Software

Never Get Blindsided By a Cash Gap Again.

A live 13-week cash flow forecast that rebases weekly off your real bank balance. Connect your accounting and see exactly when cash will be tight, before it happens.

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5-minute setup · Xero, QuickBooks, MYOB, Sage, Reckon

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How Advisorli Forecasts Your Cash Flow

Three steps, and no spreadsheet to maintain afterwards.

Step 1

Connect your accounting

Link Xero, QuickBooks, MYOB, Sage or Reckon. Advisorli reads your bank transactions, receivables and payables. Nothing to export or upload.

Step 2

Get a 13-week forecast

Advisorli projects weekly receipts and payments from your real patterns, starting from your actual closing bank balance.

Step 3

It keeps itself current

Every week the forecast rebases on the new bank balance and compares last week's projection with what really happened.

What a 13-Week Cash Flow Forecast Shows You

Here are the first six weeks for a sample business. Its sales are healthy, but a quarterly tax payment pushes cash to its lowest point in week 4. You'd spot that a month ahead, while there's still time to chase debtors or move a payment.

WeekCash inCash outClosing balanceNote
Week 1$42,000$38,500$63,500
Week 2$35,000$41,000$57,500
Week 3$31,000$52,000$36,500Quarterly tax due
Week 4$29,000$44,000$21,500Projected low point
Week 5$48,000$39,000$30,500
Week 6$46,000$40,500$36,000

Sample figures for illustration. Opening balance $60,000.

Spreadsheets and templates break.

  • • Out of date the moment you stop updating
  • • One typo breaks the whole forecast
  • • No alerts when a cash gap is forming
  • • You only look when something feels off, too late

Advisorli rebases weekly.

  • Live data from your accounting platform
  • Forecast rebases off real closing balance every week
  • Alerts when projected balance turns red
  • Scenario modelling for late payment, hires, contracts

Cash Flow Forecasting Features Built for Real Decisions

Rolling 13 Weeks + 4-Week Lookback

17 weeks of unified timeline: actuals for past weeks, current trajectory for future weeks, so you can see how reality is tracking the plan.

Auto-Rebasing

Each week the forecast starts from your real closing bank balance pulled from your accounting data, no drift, no manual fixes.

Effective Liquidity

Tracks credit facilities and overdraft headroom alongside cash, so you see true liquidity, not just bank balance.

Projected Low Point & Runway

Worst-case cash low point and revised runway are calculated from future projected weeks and surfaced as alerts.

Bank Reconciliation Alerts

Flags stale or unreconciled bank data so you know the forecast you are looking at is built on fresh numbers.

Strategic Scenarios in Master Plan

Step up to Growth to model hires, price rises, delayed contracts or funding rounds and see the impact on your trajectory.

Who uses it

  • Business owners who want to know they can cover payroll, tax and suppliers next month.
  • Accountants and advisors who need a current cash view for every client, not just at year end.
  • Businesses seeking finance, since lenders often ask for a 13-week cash flow forecast.

New to cash flow forecasting?

Our plain-English guide explains what a cash flow forecast is, how to build one step by step, and the mistakes that catch most small businesses out.

Read: How to Forecast Cash Flow

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