Significantly improve forecast accuracy with projections
Cash Flow Frog takes your forecast accuracy a step further with data models that predict future transactions. Add projections to your forecast and see how future transactions will affect your cash on hand.
Predict
Find out in advance which transactions are likely to occur in the future
Cash Flow Frog’s algorithm predicts future transactions based on the data it receives from your accounting software.
While outstanding bills and invoices can be added to your forecast automatically, other transactions that are not yet planned, are predicted and surfaced by our algorithm; thus, improving your ability to foresee what transactions will occur in the future – even before you have knowledge of them.
Control
Decide which projections to include in your forecasts
Cash Flow Frog will always ask you before adding or editing a projection in order to make sure you understand how and why your forecasts are affected.
It makes cash flow forecasting dead simple, all QuickBooks updates are automatically updated in the app, new invoices or bills are integrated into the forecast.
Maria Davis
Organize
Add to one or more forecasts
Projections can be added to all of your Forecast Scenarios or to specific ones. When adding projections, select which scenarios to add them to.
Agenda
Add transactions manually
In cases when you know of future transactions and the system doesn’t, you can add projections manually.
For example, if you close a new deal that is bound to bring about a new transaction, you know about it but the algorithm doesn’t have the information yet and therefore can’t predict it.
Flexibility
Multiple customization options
Cash Flow Frog enables you to add predicted transactions of all kinds.
Customize any of the parameters: Type, recurrence, start and end dates, amount, increase or decrease, customer, and vendor, etc.
Answers
Get clarity and answer important questions about the future of your business
Knowing your real-time and future Cash Flow brings clarity to your business decision making process.
Here are a few questions that Forecasts can answer:
FAQ
