Use cases
Every use case is the same move: model a decision, see the drivers it moves, and check it against reality. Pick the moment you are in.
Planning a new hire
Model a hire as an initiative and see its true cost, break-even month, and runway impact before you make the offer.
See howPreparing for a fundraise
Investors want to know how you will hit the numbers, not just the numbers. Initiative-based forecasting ties every projection to the decision behind it.
See howLaunching a new product line
Model pricing, acquisition, and full P&L impact of a new product before you write a line of code.
See howReporting to your board
Auto-generate variance analysis with root-cause attribution, so board prep takes 30 minutes, not three days.
See howRunning your whole back office
Keep the books in YourBooks and let real actuals flow into your forecast, so variance is never a step behind reality.
See howExtending your runway
Model each cost and revenue lever as an initiative and watch the date your cash runs out move in real time.
See howBuilding your annual operating plan
Build the annual plan as initiatives tied to drivers, then track each one against actuals all year.
See howScenario planning
Stack the decisions you might make into named scenarios and compare their trajectories side by side.
See howCutting burn rate
Model every cost lever as an initiative, so you can trim burn and see exactly what each cut does to growth and runway.
See howModeling a pricing change
Model a price increase or a new tier as an initiative and watch the effect on revenue, churn, and runway before it goes live.
See howPlanning marketing spend
Model a campaign or channel as an initiative tied to the pipeline and revenue it should produce, then check it against actuals.
See howBudget vs actuals
Compare actuals against the plan every month, initiative by initiative, so small gaps surface before they become quarter-end surprises.
See howTiming your next raise
Model runway against the milestones a round needs, so you time the raise before cash forces your hand.
See howYou don't have a CFO
A fractional CFO is out of reach for most early startups. Get the modeling, scenarios, and reporting a CFO would build, as software from day zero.
See howYou run a B2B SaaS startup
Model the drivers that decide a SaaS company's fate, MRR, churn, CAC, and expansion, not just a generic income statement.
See howYou're building in Southeast Asia
Model in the currency you operate in, for the way SEA startups actually run: lean, software-first, and close to cash.
See howMost operators start with the decision in front of them this month. Build a forecast around it and watch the runway move.