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Your cash balance, three months from now

Alladdin already knows which invoices you are waiting on, which bills you must pay and which expenses come back every month. The forecast lines them up by date and shows the balance you will have, so a tight month is visible while there is still time to act.

  • 3, 6 or 12 months ahead
  • Cash and income statement side by side
  • Scenarios on the same data

Built from what is already in your books

You do not maintain a separate spreadsheet. The forecast is fed by the documents you create every day and updates when they change.

  • Open invoices and bills

    Expected on their due dates, and moved when you record a payment or a delay.

  • Recurring items

    Rent, subscriptions, retainers billed every month and salaries recorded in Alladdin.

  • TVA to pay

    TVA collected minus TVA deductible, placed in the month it falls due.

  • Your current balance

    The starting point is your matched bank balance, not a guess.

Profit and cash are not the same number

A month can show a profit and still leave the bank account short, because clients pay at 60 days and suppliers want paying at 30. Alladdin shows the projected income statement next to the projected cash so you see the gap.

  • Projected income statement

    Income and expenses by account, month by month.

  • Projected cash

    The same activity, placed on the dates money actually moves.

Try a decision before you make it

Copy your base forecast into a scenario, change the assumptions and compare.

  1. 1

    Start from the base case

    The forecast built from your real invoices, bills and recurring items.

  2. 2

    Change what you are unsure of

    Your largest client pays 30 days late. You hire someone in March. You buy a 150 000 MAD machine.

  3. 3

    Compare side by side

    See the balance under each scenario and the month where it gets tight.

  4. 4

    Check against reality

    As months pass, compare what you forecast with what happened and adjust the next one.

Questions about cash-flow forecasting

What is a cash-flow forecast?

An estimate of the money that will come in and go out over the coming months, and the balance that leaves you with. It tells you in advance when you might need to chase a client, delay a purchase or talk to your bank.

Do I need to enter the forecast by hand?

No. It is built from your open invoices, supplier bills, recurring documents and TVA. You only add assumptions for things that are not in Alladdin yet, like a planned hire.

How many scenarios can I create?

As many as you find useful. Each one starts from the same base data and keeps its own assumptions.

Is there a quick version without an account?

Yes. Our free cash-flow tool gives a simple projection from a few figures. The forecast in Alladdin uses your real documents.

See your next tight month before it arrives

Create your account, add your open invoices and bills and the forecast builds itself.