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Cash flow

See the squeeze before it stops the build.

Funds in vs spend out, month by month. Spot the tightest month before it becomes a crisis — and log drawdowns without leaving the forecast.

Funding sourcesMonth-by-month balance
Riverside · Cash flow
Funds available
£218k
Lowest balance
£12.4k
in August
Next 6 months
August squeeze
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AICash-flow in plain English

AI watches funds against dates and flags the squeeze before it bites — with reasoning you can check.

The costly mistake

On budget, but out of cash.

Being under budget doesn't help if August has nothing left for steel. Forecast the balance before the month hits.

How it helps

Timing, not just totals

Funding and drawdowns

Available across Self-Build, Contractor-Led, and Professional where your plan includes this capability.

Lowest-balance callouts

Available across Self-Build, Contractor-Led, and Professional where your plan includes this capability.

Tied to real costs

Available across Self-Build, Contractor-Led, and Professional where your plan includes this capability.

AI insight when configured

Available across Self-Build, Contractor-Led, and Professional where your plan includes this capability.

What it's worth

Prevent a single stalled month and you avoid demob, delay and a costly restart — many times the price of the platform.

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Cash-flow forecasting, answered

Common questions

What is cash-flow forecasting for construction?

It projects your spend against your available funds month by month, so you can see when the money will be tight before you get there — and plan around it.

Why does cash flow matter on a build?

A project can be on budget overall and still stall because the cash is not there in the month a big payment falls due. Forecasting shows the squeeze in advance so work never has to stop.

How is this different from budget tracking?

Budget tracking tells you the total picture; cash-flow forecasting tells you the timing — when money goes out versus when funds are available, month by month.

Who is cash-flow forecasting for?

Self-builders releasing funds in stages and professionals balancing payments across projects both use it to avoid running short at the wrong moment.

Never run short at the wrong moment.

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