Bench shut down.
Your cash visibility didn't.

Live bank balances, 13-week forecast, anomaly alerts, automated every morning. TreasuryFlow is the forward-looking cash layer that runs alongside any bookkeeper.

  • Connect your bank via Plaid in 2 minutes: no Bench export, no CSV import
  • 13-week rolling forecast rendered from 90 days of real bank history
  • Pairs with any bookkeeper (Pilot, Decimal, in-house controller, your CPA)
  • $299/mo per company. 90-day free trial, no credit card required
Month-to-month Live in 5 minutes
Cash position · today Live
$284,400
across 2 banks · refreshed 6:14 AM
Operating · Chase $192,800
Reserve · BofA $91,600
Net 7-day movement +$14,200
Cash digest Sent 6:15 AM ✓
13-week forecast · auto-updating Live
17 weeks
runway at current burn rate
Week 1–4 avg balance $271K
Week 5–8 avg balance $243K
Week 13 projected $198K
Cash confidence High
Vendor anomaly detected Alert
+$3,840
AWS spend vs prior 30 days, 78% above baseline
Vendor Amazon Web Services
Prior 30-day avg $4,920
This month (MTD) $8,760
AI note Check for runaway instances
SOC 2 infrastructure Read-only access Private by design

The migration left you with two gaps, not one.

Bench handled bookkeeping. But the gap most businesses are feeling right now is not the bookkeeping: it's the daily cash visibility that everyone assumed they were getting but weren't.

Gap 1: Bookkeeping (your choice)

Whoever you pick (Pilot, Decimal, BookkeeperX, your CPA, an in-house controller), they'll reconcile monthly and close the books. This is the obvious gap.

Gap 2: Daily cash visibility (TreasuryFlow)

What's in your bank right now? What does next quarter look like? Did any vendor charges spike this week? This was never Bench's job, and it won't be your new bookkeeper's job either.

They run independently

Your bookkeeper touches QuickBooks or Xero. TreasuryFlow connects directly to your bank via Plaid, no accounting software dependency. Both run in parallel.

Bookkeeping is backward-looking. Cash visibility is forward.

Bench closed last month's books and sent a P&L. Useful. But the questions that actually keep you up at night are about next week, not last month.

Question Bookkeeper (Bench, Pilot, etc.) Cash layer (TreasuryFlow)
What happened last month? Bookkeeper's job
P&L, balance sheet, reconciled transactions. Typically ready 15-21 days after month close.
Not our job
We don't produce GAAP financials. Use your bookkeeper.
What's in my bank right now? Not their job
Bookkeepers see what's been entered in QBO/Xero, often 24-48 hours behind actual bank activity.
Our core job
Live bank balance via Plaid, refreshed every morning at 6 AM. Exact bank-statement accuracy.
Will I be able to make payroll in 6 weeks? Not their job
Bookkeepers reconcile what happened. Forward projections are a separate engagement at extra cost.
Our core job
13-week rolling forecast, auto-built from 90 days of real bank transaction patterns. Re-runs every morning.
Did any vendor charge me more than usual? Not their job
Monthly reconciliation catches it, weeks after it happened.
Our core job
AI anomaly detection on vendor spending. Alerts you the morning after the charge hits your bank.
What's my cash runway if revenue dips 20%? Extra engagement
Some bookkeeping firms offer financial planning as an add-on at $200-600/mo extra.
Included
Scenario planning: save up to 5 scenarios, compare side-by-side against the baseline forecast. Built in at every tier.

How to pick a Bench replacement, and what actually matters.

We have no stake in which bookkeeper you choose. Here's what finance teams who have already gone through this transition said mattered vs. what they stopped caring about.

What mattered

  • Keeps your existing QBO or Xero file: no data migration
  • Month-to-month pricing, no annual lock-in
  • Named bookkeeper assigned (not a support pool)
  • Clear monthly close timeline (published, not "when it's done")
  • Inquiry response under 48 hours
  • Plaid-based bank reconciliation (same-day accuracy)

What didn't matter

  • "AI-powered" categorization (every vendor claims this)
  • Slack integration with your bookkeeper
  • Mobile app (bookkeeping isn't done on a phone)
  • "Free first month" offers (discounts churn)
  • Multi-currency (unless you operate cross-border)
  • Custom branded reports for your bookkeeper

While you evaluate bookkeepers

You can run TreasuryFlow's 90-day trial today, before you've picked a bookkeeper. Most users see their first 13-week forecast within 5 minutes of connecting.

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One price. Every company you track.

$299/mo per company: unlimited banks and your whole team included, never billed per bank or per seat. 90-day free trial, no card required. Cancel anytime.

One flat price, whatever your cash structure

Per company
$299
/month · unlimited banks + team

One cash position you track: your Chase, BofA, savings, cards, all of it

Add an entity
+$299
/month · per company added

Holdco, opco, property LLC: each is one cash position, all on one dashboard

Run a firm
$299
/mo per company · firms: each client company is a company

Billed only for who's connected, no per-seat fees, no annual lock-in

See full pricing + feature breakdown

All plans include daily cash digest, 13-week forecast, Excel export, anomaly alerts, AR aging, vendor intel.

Common questions, answered.

Is TreasuryFlow a Bench replacement?

No. TreasuryFlow is the cash layer: daily cash position, 13-week forecast, anomaly detection, vendor patterns. We don't reconcile QBO/Xero, close months, or produce GAAP statements. Use a real bookkeeper for that. TreasuryFlow runs alongside any bookkeeper, from your bank data.

  • Pilot
  • Decimal
  • BookkeeperX
  • An in-house controller
Do I need to migrate data out of Bench first?

No. TreasuryFlow does not ingest historical bookkeeping data. Connect your bank via Plaid and we pull the last 90 days of transactions from your bank. No Bench CSV export, no migration: the cash layer starts fresh from live bank data.

Will TreasuryFlow work with whichever bookkeeper I pick?

Yes. TreasuryFlow connects to your bank via Plaid; it doesn't depend on QuickBooks, Xero, or any accounting system. Whatever bookkeeper you choose, TreasuryFlow runs independently alongside them. Your bookkeeper does the historical reconciliation; TreasuryFlow does the daily forward-looking cash layer.

How is the cash layer different from what Bench gave me?

Bench looked backward: last month's books and a P&L. TreasuryFlow is forward-looking: live cash today and 13 weeks ahead, every morning. Bench answered "what did we do?" TreasuryFlow answers "what do we have now, and what's next quarter?"

How quickly can I see actual value?

Connect your bank in under 2 minutes; the 13-week forecast renders within 5, seeded from 90 days of history. Your daily cash digest arrives the next morning at 6 AM: cash position, AR aging, top vendor movements, flagged anomalies.

Will Plaid connect to my bank?

Plaid supports 10,000+ financial institutions across the US and Canada, including Chase, BofA, Wells Fargo, Citi, US Bank, Mercury, Brex, Relay, SVB, Bluevine, and most regional banks and credit unions. Read-only; revoke access from your bank's portal any time.

Ready when you are

The bookkeeping switch shouldn't break your finance visibility.

Connect your bank in 5 minutes. See your daily cash position, 13-week forecast, and AI vendor matching by tomorrow morning.

90-day free trial · no credit card · $299/mo per company · no lock-in