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CashflowNAV demonstrates the cashflow consequence of your decisions...

What makes CashflowNAV unique is the simplicity of a single number to determine whether your next dollar of sale is going to make or cost you money.  This simplicity means that businesses of any size can use the system.

Your business’s Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet are combined to establish a cash flow position, and managers use the CashflowNAV Factor to track the cash flow viability of your business’s growth strategies.

Business owners and managers, together with their finance and accounting staff use CashflowNAV as the basis for shaping their cash flow structure to gain more cash from their business every month, Every Week, EVERY DAY!

CashflowNAV Features and Benefits
Features
 Benefits

CashflowNAV Factor calculated automatically on business’s financials

A simple to understand measure of Cashflow Structure means business owner-mangers know where they are leaking cash

Scenario tool for developing Budgets and Forecasts

Profit & loss and balance sheets can be built using the CFN Factor

Establish budgets and forecasts with a direct focus on profit and cash flow outcomes

Use the CFN Factor to build Balance Sheet budgets and re-forecasts easily

Upload from business’s accounting package (e.g. MYOB)

Using the business’s actual accounts (general ledger) means budgets and forecasts can be directly compared to actual results

Business’s accounts mapped to industry templates

Consistency of financial data across businesses and industries for true performance comparisons

 
How you work with CashflowNAV

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CashflowNAV is suitable for Business Owners and Managers whose…
  • Business is making a profit but often find themselves still scrambling for cash to cover the bills or capital needs; 
  • Business is not profitable enough and is not providing the desired level of cash flow to the owner(s);
  • Objective is to grow the business or increase owner’s returns, and want the confidence of knowing when the cash flow can support that growth, and return more of the profits to investors and stakeholders;
  • Business needs to be systemised – which includes the need for a system to budget not only operational income and expenditure, but working capital requirements as well.   

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