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Where can I see cash for my business?

Learn how to use Frank's Cashflow Dashboard to get a clear view of your business cash position

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Frank sends a Daily Cash Summary email every day to keep you informed of your current cash position. However, if you want to dive deeper, Frank has a ready-made dashboard available.

The Cashflow Dashboard

The Dashboard page offers a standing cashflow dashboard with financial insights for your business, giving you a clear, up-to-date view of your company's cash position and performance so you can make faster, better-informed decisions.

The dashboard provides several key metrics:

Available Cash: The total sum of the current balances in all your business bank accounts right now.

Total In: The average amount of actual cash deposited into your account over the last 90 days.

Total Out: The average amount of actual cash that left your accounts over the last 90 days.

Net Cash Growth: The difference between Total In and Total Out over the last 90 days.

Frank also provides information on your sales:

Total Sales: The total sales amount from invoices and payments received in the system.

Money Coming In: The total of all invoices sent to customers that have not been paid yet.

Money Going Out: The total of all bills you have received that still need to be paid.

Cash Runway

Frank's dashboard provides a visual projection of your cash runway:

Simple Cash Runway: Predicts how long your business can survive based on the current rate of burn if income stopped today.

Dynamic Cash Runway: Provides a more accurate projection based on your current burn rate and expected future inflows/outflows.

Asking Frank About Your Cash

While the dashboard provides a standing view of your finances, you can always ask Frank directly to pull up this information - especially if you are looking for more in-depth estimates or need to change time periods.

Summary

Frank's cashflow dashboard gives you a single source of truth for liquidity, performance, and obligations - so you can quickly assess current cash, forecast short-term receipts and payables, and make timely decisions on spending, hiring, or financing.

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