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Get a free assessmentExpected customer payments, bill due dates, payroll, and tax payments project your cash week by week for the next 13 weeks. You see a short week three months ahead and have time to prepare.
Sep 7–Nov 30, 2026 / Monday cut-off
Cash in, cash out and ending liquidity
13-week cash in
+$3.65M
13-week cash out
−$5.43M
Net cash flow
−$1.78M
Changes recalculate all 13 weeks.
Lower collections shrink expected receipts; cost changes apply only to variable spend (62%).
$3.65M in / $5.43M out
| Week | Ending |
|---|---|
| $2.59M | |
| $2.33M | |
| $2.42M | |
| $2.55M | |
| $2.37M | |
| $1.70M | |
| $1.44M | |
| $1.26M | |
| $1.06M | |
| $843K | |
| $650K | |
| $683K | |
| $677K |
Week 11 drilldown
Projected week-end balance < $750K
Short weekAny of the next 13 weeks that dips below your minimum is flagged ahead.
When a short week appears, the finance lead gets an email.
Record a disbursement
No need to copy confirmed payments into the books.
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Explore App builderI want to see, week by week for 13 weeks, how much cash comes in and goes out, and which weeks run short.
Found 4 ARP modules. A few questions first.
Should we model slower collections too?
Yes, with collections 15% lower
What's the minimum balance to keep?
$750K
Who needs the cash forecast?
Treasury, accounting, the finance lead, and the owner
Your app is ready to use.

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