Accounting · Cash visibility

Cash flow statements that tie
to the bank.

Operating, investing, financing — three sections, three subtotals. Type your line items; we reconcile to the closing cash balance and surface Free Cash Flow in the same breath.

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01 — What you create

From your line items a reconciled cash story.

Three sections, three subtotals, one closing balance — always tied to the bank. Negative cash shows in (parentheses), Free Cash Flow surfaces alongside.

Cash Flow Form
Q2 2026 · USD
Method
Indirect
Opening cash
142,500.00
Operating lines
6 entries · +56,680.00
Investing lines
2 entries · −24,400.00
Financing lines
3 entries · +12,500.00

Δ Cash

+44,780

Free CF

+33,580

Close

187,280

Closing cashUSD 187,280.00
OUTPUT.PDF
Board-ready
Cash Flow StatementIndirect · USD

Sonchoy Studio Ltd.

For the period: Apr–Jun 2026

Opening

142,500.00

Net change

+45,180.00

Free CF

+33,580.00

Closing

187,680.00

Cash & equivalents — opening142,500.00
Operating activities
Net income49,580.00
Depreciation & amortisation8,400.00
Stock-based compensation3,200.00
Changes in accounts receivable(12,400.00)
Changes in accounts payable5,800.00
Changes in accrued expenses2,100.00
Net cash from operating56,680.00
Investing activities
Purchase of property & equipment(18,000.00)
Capitalised software(6,400.00)
Net cash from investing(24,400.00)
Financing activities
Proceeds from debt25,000.00
Repayment of debt(8,000.00)
Dividends paid(4,500.00)
Net cash from financing12,500.00
Net change in cash44,780.00
Closing cashUSD 187,280.00
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02 — How it works

Three sections to one closing balance.

The closing balance is computed from your opening balance and the three section subtotals — you can verify against your bank statement before sharing with anyone.

01

Set opening cash

Your cash & equivalents at the start of the period — the anchor every other line reconciles back to.

02

Type the three sections

Operating (with presets for the indirect method), investing, financing. Negatives are cash out; we render them in (parentheses).

03

Download the PDF

Three subtotals, net change, closing cash, and Free Cash Flow at the bottom — plus a matching .xlsx for your model.

03 — Built to reconcile

Every line a treasurer actually checks.

Indirect or direct method

Indirect starts from Net Income; direct lists cash receipts and payments. Switch in one click; presets adapt.

Three subtotals

Net cash from operating, investing, and financing — each tied out separately and summed to the net change.

Opening → closing reconcile

Opening cash + net change = closing cash. The number on the PDF should match your bank balance to the cent.

Free Cash Flow

Operating cash minus CapEx (auto-detected from your investing lines) — surfaced as a separate callout.

(Parentheses) negatives

Accounting-style negative formatting throughout, in danger-red for at-a-glance scanning.

Preset line library

Drop common rows in one click — depreciation, working-capital changes, CapEx, debt proceeds, dividends.

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04 — Common questions

Everything about cash flow statements.

01What's the difference between operating, investing, and financing?

Operating is cash from the core business (revenue collection, supplier payments, salaries). Investing is cash spent or received on long-term assets — equipment, investments, acquisitions. Financing is cash from lenders, shareholders, and dividend payments.

02Indirect or direct method — which should I use?

Indirect is the most common: starts from Net Income then adjusts for non-cash items (D&A, stock comp, working-capital changes). Direct lists actual cash receipts and payments. Most board packs and audited financials use indirect; cash-management dashboards often use direct.

03Why are some numbers in parentheses?

Standard accounting convention — parentheses indicate negative numbers (cash out). For example, "(18,000.00)" means $18,000 of cash leaving the business. The tool renders these in red for at-a-glance scanning.

04How is Free Cash Flow calculated?

Free Cash Flow = Net cash from operating activities − Capital Expenditure. We auto-detect CapEx from investing lines that mention property, equipment, software, or "capex".

05Should opening + net change always equal closing cash?

Yes — that's the integrity check. If your bank statement doesn't match, your line items don't fully reconcile, and you'll see the gap in the closing-cash callout.

06Output formats?

PDF (board-ready, with subtotals, ratios strip, and Free Cash Flow callout) and .xlsx (formula-friendly, with line items laid out for easy linking into your model).

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