Closing cash
£30,200

Mia · Cash Flow Manager
I’ll help you understand what came in, what went out and what could happen next.
Closing cash
£30,200
Cash in
£240,500
Cash out
£231,800
Net cash movement
£8,700
Overdue invoices
£12,600
Enter the money received and payments made each month.
| Month | Cash in | Fixed costs | Variable costs | Other payments | Cash out | Net movement | Closing balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| £33,400 | £2,700 | £24,200 | |||||
| £34,300 | £3,100 | £27,300 | |||||
| £38,200 | £3,000 | £30,300 | |||||
| £38,900 | £1,200 | £31,500 | |||||
| £42,500 | £100 | £31,600 | |||||
| £44,500 | -£1,400 | £30,200 |
Swipe across to see every figure.

Mia’s analysis
After 6 months your cash balance is 30,200 in your chosen currency, having moved up across the period.
On average you add about 1,450 a month. June used 1,400.
Fixed costs are 31.9% of everything leaving the business and variable costs 61.6%. Fixed costs continue whether sales rise or fall, so they set your minimum monthly requirement.
Your recent months bring in more than they pay out, so at this rate you are not running your cash down.
Customers owe you 15,700, of which 12,600 is already late. The oldest is Northgate Retail at 41 days. Collecting this is usually the quickest way to improve your cash position.
Forward view
Using your recent monthly averages with sales at 0.0%. Variable costs move with sales; fixed costs stay the same.
Month +1
In £40,083 · Out £38,633
£31,650
£1,450 this month
Month +2
In £40,083 · Out £38,633
£33,100
£1,450 this month
Month +3
In £40,083 · Out £38,633
£34,550
£1,450 this month
This is a simple planning view based on your figures, not a guarantee.
Track customer invoices that can affect your cash position.
| Customer | Amount | Days overdue | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 days late | |||
| 41 days late | |||
| Not overdue |
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