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Cash flow

See the next twelve weeks before they happen

Telore looks at what customers owe you, what you owe suppliers, payroll and the tax coming due, and draws your cash for the weeks ahead. Try a "what if" before you commit — a new hire, a late payer, a dividend.

A twelve-week cash forecast with a low point flagged in November.

Example view

Built from what you already know

The forecast starts from your real bank balances and adds the invoices, bills, payroll and tax dates already in Telore. Nothing to set up.

  • Expected payments in and out, by week
  • VAT, Corporation Tax and payroll dates included
  • Repeating income and costs carried forward

A warning before the dip

If the cash is heading below a level you set, Telore tells you weeks ahead, with the payments that cause it.

  • A low point you choose
  • The reason, not only the number
  • Which late payers matter most

What if…

Add a planned payment or move a date to see the effect, without changing your books.

  • Scenarios kept apart from the real figures
  • Dividends checked against cash and profit
  • Shared with your accountant

How it works

  1. Step 1: Open it

    The forecast is drawn from your books; there is nothing to fill in.

  2. Step 2: Adjust

    Move a payment date or add something you are planning.

  3. Step 3: Decide

    Chase, wait or spend with the next weeks in view.

Questions

Questions people ask

It is as good as what is in Telore: real balances, real invoices and bills, and known tax dates. Customers who pay late move it, which is why Telore shows who matters most.

No. Scenarios sit beside the forecast and never touch the books.

Launching in 2027

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