Cash visibility
Build a weekly view of receipts, disbursements, liquidity, runway, and commitments across entities and accounts.
CFO office advisory
CFOCrew turns cash, forecasts, and operating drivers into a decision system for leadership, boards, and finance teams.
Weekly liquidity view
Cash decision brief
$2.8M
Cash today
19 wks
Runway
$640K
Headroom
Next decision: advance inventory purchase by two weeks
When to call
Cash surprises arrive after decisions are already made
Forecasts do not connect to operational drivers
Runway changes without a clear explanation
Working capital is growing faster than revenue
Leadership needs scenarios for a major decision
Board reporting shows history but not the path forward
Advisory capabilities
A forecast is useful when it creates a shared view of what will happen, why it matters, and what management should do next.
Build a weekly view of receipts, disbursements, liquidity, runway, and commitments across entities and accounts.
Connect operating drivers to cash outcomes and model hiring, pricing, purchasing, financing, and growth decisions.
Translate receivables, payables, inventory, and commercial terms into focused actions that release cash.
Give leaders a concise view of variances, risks, tradeoffs, and decisions that require action now.
What the work looks like
The output combines cash position, forecast movement, scenario impact, working capital, and management actions in one operating view.
Monday decision room
Base case
$2.3M
Week 13 cash
Hiring case
$1.7M
Week 13 cash
Conservative
$2.0M
Week 13 cash
Engagement approach
Trace cash, operating drivers, timing assumptions, data sources, and decision requirements.
Create the forecast, scenarios, dashboard, working capital view, and management package.
Run a weekly update, variance review, decision meeting, and action follow-up process.
Refine assumptions, expand decision support, and strengthen forecast accuracy over time.
Core deliverables
Client result
$400K
working capital improvement identified
15 to 6
days to close
Wholesale distributor, $18M revenue
The company was growing 25%, but cash stayed tight and the close took 15 days. CFOCrew built a weekly cash forecast, reduced the close to 6 days, created a real-time dashboard, and modeled the cash impact of inventory purchases.
The work identified $400K in working capital improvements and reduced excess inventory by $200K.
Common questions
Thirteen weeks is detailed enough to support near-term operating decisions while remaining close enough to current activity to update reliably each week.
The cash forecast is normally refreshed weekly. Actual results replace the prior week, assumptions are updated, and the decision view rolls forward.
Yes. We analyze receivables, payables, inventory, customer terms, purchasing patterns, and operational constraints to identify practical actions.
No. Strong cash and scenario visibility supports expansion, capital allocation, hiring, pricing, financing, and board decisions before liquidity becomes a constraint.
Related services
Ready to see forward
Build the visibility, scenarios, and operating rhythm leadership needs.