FORECAST
Look ahead at your future cash.
Build independent cash assumptions from your income items and expense categories, then see how expected movements may affect your projected cash position.
4 guidesFORECAST HELP
Build the assumptions behind your future cash.
Start with the forecast view, choose the sources you want to include and define when their expected cash movements should occur.
Understand your cash flow forecast
See how current cash, expected inflows and expected outflows build your projected cash position.
5 min readChoose what to include
Select which income items and expense categories should contribute assumptions to your forecast.
4 min readSet forecast amount and timing
Define the amount, frequency, start date and expected timing for a forecast source.
5 min readSchedule future amount changes
Change a forecast amount from a future effective date without rewriting the earlier assumption.
4 min readCASH FLOW FORECAST
See where expected cash movements could take you.
Forecast starts with your current cash position and applies the future inflows and outflows generated by the assumptions you have chosen to include.
Forecast assumptions are planning estimates. They do not create transactions or change your current account balances.
PROJECTED CASH
Follow the movements behind the projection.
Expected inflows increase projected cash while expected outflows reduce it across the selected forecast period.
FORECAST SETTINGS
Start with sources already available in MoniTrak.
Forecast Settings uses your existing income items and expense categories as sources. You decide which ones should be included in the forecast.
INDEPENDENT ASSUMPTIONS
Define the amount and timing yourself.
Existing planning amounts can provide context, but the forecast amount, frequency and timing are configured separately for the forecast.
UPCOMING CASH FLOW
See the movements behind the forecast line.
Each included assumption creates expected future movements. The running projected cash position changes as those movements occur.
FUTURE AMOUNT CHANGES
Change an assumption from a future date.
If an expected amount will change later, add a future change instead of replacing the earlier assumption.
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