Cash-flow forecast
Receivables, payables and payroll rolled into a 13-week cash forecast, with the risks called out.
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Work every business has, whatever it does. 46 use cases for this industry, 4 more that also apply.
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High value for the effort. The risk tier is on each one.
Receivables, payables and payroll rolled into a 13-week cash forecast, with the risks called out.
How your processes actually run, where they are slow or wasteful, and what to change first.
Invoices created from finished work, sent, and followed through to payment.
Every supplier invoice checked against your rules and its purchase order before anyone pays it; a missing PO or a mismatch goes back to the supplier.
Before the payment run goes out: duplicates, changed bank details, unusual amounts and unapproved invoices flagged for a second look.
A supplier asks to change their bank account: verified out-of-band against the record before it is activated. A fraud control against payment diversion.
Receipts read and checked against the expense policy; out-of-policy lines sent back with the reason.
Accounts reconciled, variances explained and the close commentary drafted for review.
Invoices created from finished work, sent, and followed through to payment.
Subscription and retainer invoices raised on schedule, with failed charges retried.
Overdue invoices chased politely and on time, escalating by age and amount.
Declined card payments retried and the customer asked to update their card.
Payments received matched to invoices; the ones that don't match listed with a likely reason.
New trade customers checked before credit terms are offered; limits suggested with reasons.
Receivables, payables and payroll rolled into a 13-week cash forecast, with the risks called out.
Monthly results compared with budget, the biggest variances explained in plain words.
Bank and card transactions categorised to the right account, with receipts matched.
The auditor's request list tracked: documents found, checked and chased until complete.
Paid invoices scanned for duplicates and near-duplicates; recoveries listed.
New suppliers' documents collected, checked (W-9, insurance, bank letter) and chased until complete.
Purchase requests checked against budget and policy and routed to the right approver.
Where the money goes by supplier and category, and contracts coming up for renewal in time to act.
Quote drafted from the request, followed up, turned into an order and an invoice when accepted.
New enquiries read, qualified against your ideal customer and routed to the right person.
Open quotes followed up at the right time; lost reasons captured.
Messages to info@ and support@ sorted, tagged and sent to the right person with a suggested reply.
Customers' questions answered from your policies, price lists and FAQs; anything else handed to a person.
Complaints logged, classified, routed and answered on time, with recurring themes reported.
Posts and newsletters drafted from what is new in the business, for approval.
Results from ads, email and the website pulled into one plain-English summary.
Notes and actions from meetings, followed up with the owners.
New hires' forms collected, checked (I-9, W-4, direct deposit) and chased until complete.
Bank-account, rate and deduction changes checked against rules and verified before the run.
Each run compared with prior periods; unusual pay, hours and new payees flagged.
Employees' questions about policies and benefits answered from the handbook, with citations.
Leave and accommodation requests checked for completeness, routed and answered on time.
Applications screened and ranked against the role.
Leavers' access removed, equipment returned and final pay set up, on time.
IT requests classified, answered from the knowledge base or routed to the right person.
Emails staff report as suspicious checked and answered; real threats escalated.
Paid seats compared with real use; unused licences listed before renewal.
Incoming contracts checked against your playbook; risky clauses flagged with a suggested change.
NDAs checked against your standard; acceptable ones cleared, the rest marked up.
Obligations, notice periods and renewal dates pulled out of contracts and tracked.
Requests to see or delete personal data verified, gathered across systems and answered on time.
Every AI agent your vendors have switched on, inventoried, chartered and monitored like your own.
How your processes actually run, where they are slow or wasteful, and what to change first.
The week's numbers from every system in one page, with what changed and why.
The monthly or quarterly pack drafted from the books and the KPIs.
Use cases from other industries that fit this one too.
First drafts of proposals and statements of work from the brief and past winning proposals.
Who has access to what, compared with their role; managers asked to confirm or remove.
New rules and guidance watched; what changes for you summarised with the affected policies.
Staff questions answered from internal policy and procedure, with the section cited.