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Use case · Accounting and cash management

See your cash coming,
rather than suffer it.

A mid-sized company keeps its accounts in one tool, its cash in a spreadsheet and its reminders in a mailbox. Everything ends up in the same place.

The situation

The finance department can produce its accounts, but finds out its cash position after the fact. Every Monday, someone reconciles statements, due dates and a spreadsheet to answer a simple question: will we be able to pay at the end of the month?

What gets in the way

  • The cash position is rebuilt by hand
  • Reminders go out when someone remembers
  • A supplier's IBAN change goes through without a second look
  • Year-end closing reveals late what should have been seen earlier

How it works

  1. 1

    Take over

    Chart of accounts, third parties and entries are taken over. Statements then arrive by file or direct bank connection.

  2. 2

    Keep the books

    Invoices, reconciliation, matching, VAT and the French audit file, in French format, on a single set of screens.

  3. 3

    Steer

    Position by account, flows sorted by category, a plan over 13 periods and a forecast built from every document.

  4. 4

    Secure

    Supplier invoices approved, IBANs validated by two people, payment orders countersigned.

  5. 5

    Close

    The closing checks run first. Then the annual accounts come out in one click and the year is locked.

What changes

An up-to-date position

Cash reads by account and by company, with threshold alerts rather than a nasty surprise.

Adjustable scenarios

The forecast adjusts to your assumptions, and the year-end landing is followed closely.

A living budget

Monthly budget by heading, prefilled from known recurring items, compared with actual and forecast.

Reminders on time

Reminders before and after the due date, payment link, disputes and promises, a prioritised collection queue.

A consolidated group

Consolidated position and plan, intragroup flows isolated, loan schedules in the forecast.

Your accountant on board

Monday report by email, plan export, and read access for your chartered accountant.

A typical case, built from what our solutions do in service. It does not describe any particular customer.

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