Finmap for CFOs: Cash Flow Scenarios and Board-Ready Reporting
CFOs and finance directors don't need another accounting system — they need a fast way to answer "what happens to our cash position if X changes." Finmap is built around that question: it aggregates transaction data from connected accounts into a live cash flow view, then lets a finance team model scenarios on top of it instead of rebuilding the forecast in a new spreadsheet tab every time an assumption changes.
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Scenario planning is only useful if it's fast to update. When actuals come in through Finmap automatically, a finance team can compare a plan against what actually happened — variance analysis — without a manual reconciliation step, and adjust the forward forecast from real numbers rather than last month's estimate.
Board reporting is the other place this pays off. Instead of assembling a spreadsheet the night before a meeting, a CFO can pull current net cash flow, free cash flow and burn trends from data that's already synced, and walk into the room with numbers that match what the bank statement will show the next day.
Finmap doesn't hold or move funds — it reads transaction data from connected accounts and reports on it. For a finance team evaluating a new tool, that means adoption doesn't require restructuring banking relationships or handing over custody of company funds.
Finmap's Advanced plan ($85/month) is built for this level of use — up to 5,000 transactions a month, 100 bank connections and 30 additional users — with Pro ($45/month) a starting point for a smaller finance team.
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Model cash flow scenarios, track variance against plan, and prepare board-ready reports.