The ability to maintain an adequate amount of working capital is critical for the function of any business. Sage cash management software allows users to carry out cash flow forecasts, model multiple scenarios, and plan accordingly for them. No matter what the future holds, our cash management software will help you avoid late payments, build reserves, and indicate when you can put excess cash to good use.
Get a complete overview of cash flow and the ability to control all of your day-to-day cash activities easily, in real-time. Forecast your future cash flow based on your accounts receivable, accounts payable, and bank account balances. This feature helps you see how much cash you can expect to have in the future.
Eliminate hours of manual work and speed up complex processes by automating them, improving accuracy, minimising human error, and cutting costs. This helps you focus on higher-value activities, like sales and marketing.
Ensure your financial records consistently match those of your bank. Import all your transactions automatically, and reconcile your checking, savings and credit card accounts, in just a few minutes. Identify discrepancies or errors and spot any potentially fraudulent activity while maintaining precise and accurate cash balances.
Empower data-driven decision-making across your team. Our cash flow management tools include customisable dashboards and reporting, so you get quick insights and deep visibility into cash flow performance.
Cloud cash management software, together with smart apps, enables you and your team to access financial data and collaborate in real-time, from any location. Streamline your decision-making to win in today's fast-paced business environment.
Seamlessly integrate your cash management software with your existing platforms, software and apps for a cash management system that works for your individual business needs.
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The different types of cash management are as follows:
Cash Flow from Operating Activities: This represents the sources and uses of cash from regular business activities. It shows how changes in working capital affect your business's financial health.
Free Cash Flow to Equity: The is the amount a business generates. It can be distributed to shareholders if the business performs well. If this number is positive, your business is making money. If it's negative, you're losing money.
Free Cash Flow to the Firm: This is a measurement of how much cash a company can generate after paying for all its expenses, reinvestments, taxes, etc. It it is one of many financial indicators that can be used to measure a corporation’s overall health.
Net Change in Cash: The net change in cash is the amount of money a company has at the end of an accounting period.
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