Good income. Uneven months.
A healthy annual total can hide a month when bills arrive before income. See the timing, not just the total.
What is coming in, going out and left to plan with?
Income and spending tell only part of the story on their own. Cashflow brings them together, with recorded cash movements and a monthly outlook, so you can spot the months that need attention before making your next commitment.


WHEN THE PICTURE ISN'T CLEAR
A healthy annual total can hide a month when bills arrive before income. See the timing, not just the total.
Transfers and returned loan capital can make account activity look like income or spending when it is neither.
Missing budgets or income assumptions should be visible, not quietly filled with figures you cannot explain.
LESS REKEYING. LESS UPKEEP.
Use the transactions and matched receipts you already maintain in Spending and Income, without entering them again.
Open a monthly actual figure to see the transactions behind it. Corrections to the original record flow through to Cashflow.
See where missing budgets, receiving accounts or reviewed history leave your outlook incomplete.
HOW IT HELPS
Compare income with spending and see how cash moves between accounts. Use your income plans and budgets to look ahead, with gaps and assumptions kept visible.
Read the Cashflow guide →Use reviewed transactions and matched income receipts. Choose the household, a person's accounts or a separate company view.
Compare monthly income and spending, then open a figure to inspect the transactions. Keep capital repayments and transfers distinct.
Add spending budgets and assign planned income to the right receiving accounts. Compare actual results with future months, and review any gaps before relying on the forecast.
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