The actual product: multi-bank dashboard, Excel add-in, 13-week forecast, daily digest, running on a sample company’s books. No signup. Scroll through it, then decide.
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No more logging into Chase, then BofA, then Fidelity, then Mercury, then writing it down on a sticky. TreasuryFlow connects 10,000+ financial institutions across the US and Canada through Plaid and shows you the live total: categorized, reconciled, ready. Don't see your bank? We'll get you set up: statement upload works day one.
The average CFO with 3+ bank portals spends up to 90 minutes per morning on manual balance collection. This view replaces that ritual entirely.
Other tools make you switch to their dashboard. TreasuryFlow lives inside Microsoft Excel: your bank balances, transactions, and the 13-week forecast pull straight into your existing workbook with one button.
The board pack ships in Excel. So TreasuryFlow ships in Excel too: native export and add-ins, not a dashboard you have to screenshot.
Recurring transactions are auto-detected. The Honest Band states the likely range with real numbers on it, and refuses to guess when history is thin. You stop maintaining a spreadsheet; you read a forecast.
If you've already built a 13-week model in Excel (sheets per brand, your line items, your formulas), TreasuryFlow wraps around your file instead of replacing it. Drop the .xlsx, map sheets to brands, done.
For portfolio CFOs juggling multiple entities. Bring whatever workbook you already maintain: one sheet per brand, your line items, your weekly columns. We read it in seconds.
Cash, change, alerts. The CFO morning brief lands before your first coffee. If nothing surprising happened, it's a 30-second read. If something did, you see it before your CEO does.
Good morning. Cash is $12,438,210 across 5 banks, up +$184,032 since yesterday. AR collections of $246K landed at Chase; payroll of $84K cleared at BofA.
| Bank | Balance | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Chase Operating | $3,847,920 | −$92,118 |
| BofA Payroll | $418,260 | −$83,920 |
| Wells Reserve | $72,030 | $0 |
| Mercury Operating | $1,084,200 | +$331,670 |
| Fidelity MMF | $8,100,000 | +$28,400 |
Your 13-week forecast updated overnight. The bottom of your range moved to $8.4M (week 14), that's $200K healthier than last week as the AR collection landed.
Every figure above traces to a cleared bank transaction. TreasuryFlow keeps its own double-entry general ledger, built from the bank feed, where debits equal credits to the penny. Anything it can't classify confidently waits in Suspense, out of the P&L, never guessed. It's the honest set of books that tells you when something's missing, not one that quietly fills the gap.
Open the live ledger on real demo data: a journal built from cleared transactions, a trial balance that ties out to the penny, and a cleanliness score that flags what still needs a human. And when you choose, it can post a journal entry straight back to QuickBooks.
Your version is live in 5 minutes. Connect Plaid, pick your accounts, the dashboard fills in. The forecast keeps refining as more transactions sync. No sales call required to see the rest.
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