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FININ2MIN · MSME CASH FLOW

Bring the next 13 weeks of business cash into focus.

Connect collections, commitments, weekly reviews and customer terms in a practical cash-planning workspace.

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Keep upcoming commitments in view.

Build a 13-week cash forecast

Enter opening cash, a minimum reserve and expected weekly receipts, financing and payments. Compare the planned path with slower or lower collections and identify pressure within the forecast horizon.

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Turn outstanding invoices into a collection plan.

Organise collections

Use invoice references, balances, due dates and expected collection dates to review ageing. Preview any transfer into the cash forecast before applying it. Customer names and bank details are not needed.

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Understand contribution before changing a price.

Explore pricing and break-even

Compare price, unit costs, fees, returns, fixed costs and sales volume. Examine contribution and break-even using the amounts you enter, with the model assumptions available alongside the result.

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Connect the cash cycle with funding.

Plan working capital and repayments

Explore inventory, customer and supplier days, then inspect a reducing-balance loan schedule. Loan assumptions are entered by you; the workspace does not supply a lender quote or a credit decision.

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Test a change against a captured plan.

Compare cash-recovery actions

Compare earlier receipts, selected spending reductions and owner funding with a captured forecast. The cash bridge shows timing and amount effects. Review and refresh a changed baseline before using its comparison.

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Understand what changed each week.

Review forecast versus actual cash

Capture the original planned forecast, enter reconciled opening cash and completed weeks, and inspect the difference by cash category. Remaining weeks are clearly labelled as projections using the captured plan.

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Assess cost and cash timing together.

Compare customer-payment terms

Compare an early-payment discount and fees with the entered cost of financing a longer wait. See principal and interest separately, break-even discount assumptions and cash shortfalls at collection or repayment.

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Organise records before choosing a next step.

Prepare for a delayed-payment discussion

Build a checklist of records and questions using the source-linked preparation guide. Review the applicability of any process with the relevant authority or adviser. The checklist is not a filed application or a legal notice.

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How to use a planner well

  1. Choose the decision you want to make and sign in.
  2. Enter your own figures, or inspect the clearly labelled example.
  3. Review the result, assumptions, timing and scope.
  4. Save on your device or export a copy only when you choose.

Understand the method and scope

The tools use your records and assumptions. A cash forecast, payment comparison or preparation checklist does not determine a statutory liability, establish legal eligibility or provide financing approval.

Each tool includes its own calculation method, assumptions and relevant source links. Start with the plain-language explanation, then inspect the details needed for your decision. Review material tax, legal or financing decisions with an appropriate professional.

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