Run a 5-client fractional CFO firm. In 30 seconds.

See exactly what a multi-client firm sees every morning: the cross-client cash rollup, the per-client briefing drawer, the multi-entity cockpit, the white-label invite flow. Real working UI, synthetic data, no credit card.

Opens in the TreasuryFlow web portal · no signup, no bank connection, no card · close the tab when you’re done.

Read-only access: we can't move money, disconnect anytime SOC 2 infrastructure: encrypted at rest and in transit Private by design: your exact amounts never enter our logs or analytics
Three things to notice

When you open the demo, look here first.

1

The cross-client rollup

Top of the dashboard shows total cash under management across all 5 clients: one number, refreshed every morning. That’s the morning bank-ritual every fractional CFO does by hand today, replaced.

2

The per-client briefing drawer

Click any client in the roster. The right-side drawer opens with that client’s cash position, 13-week forecast, runway, and current week’s collections. Same screen, no tab-switching. Now imagine doing that across 30 clients.

3

The white-label invite flow

Click “Invite client.” The preview shows what the client receives: under your firm’s name and brand color, not ours. They click, connect one bank, and you see their cash position before their next standing meeting.

A construction CFO using TreasuryFlow today
“Bank account consolidation, dynamic reporting, data visualization and forecasting that your bank can’t offer.
Matt Picciano CFO, Bonney Plumbing
Pricing for firms

$99 per active client. That’s the whole thing.

Only active clients count: if you offboard a client, the $99 stops with them. Each client can ride on your firm’s bill or pay for their own company directly (your choice, per relationship). 90-day free trial. White-label invite is included. No setup fee. No per-seat fee on the firm side.

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