Solution by business need

Financial visibility and cash flow

Seeing your cash position accurately requires bank transactions, current accounts, loan installments and cheque/promissory note due dates to be in the same place. Factorbooks brings these items together under Advanced Finance Management and lets you track forecast cash flow with Cash Management.

Who it is for: Finance managers, business owners and accounting teams

From challenge to solution

Typical challenges and the modules and features Factorbooks uses to address them.

  1. Challenge

    Bank transactions and current accounts are tracked on different screens.

    Factorbooks approach

    Bank account statements, statements, bank receipts and current accounts sit under Advanced Finance Management.

    Benefit

    The finance team tracks cash and payables/receivables from a single module.

  2. Challenge

    Loan installments and cheque due dates are not reflected in the cash plan.

    Factorbooks approach

    Installment, spot and revolving loans, loan installments and cheque/promissory note records are kept in the same module.

    Benefit

    Upcoming payment obligations are visible in the system instead of scattered spreadsheets.

  3. Challenge

    Short-term cash needs are noticed too late.

    Factorbooks approach

    Forecast cash flow in the Cash Management module is included in all packages.

    Benefit

    Management can assess cash needs in advance.

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