Get complete visibility into your liquidity – fully automated
With InfoSuite’s liquidity management module, you can track and predict the development of your company’s liquidity – almost without lifting a finger. The budgeted liquidity impact is automatically calculated in your liquidity budget.
At the same time, InfoSuite continuously generates cash flow simulations based on current data from sources such as your ERP system. This gives you unique insights into your liquidity and helps you ensure your company’s payment ability.
All of this happens automatically, freeing you from complex calculations and monthly repetitions, giving you more time to actively optimize your company’s liquidity in practice.
Why you need a liquidity budget
It’s difficult to predict future liquidity and payment ability based on an operational budget alone. There are simply too many factors at play. Yet, many companies only create a liquidity budget when requested by banks or investors, or when they face liquidity issues. However, there are many other good reasons to budget for liquidity.
Gain insight into payment ability
Get a complete overview of your payment ability on a monthly basis for the upcoming year. You can see whether you’ll have a deficit or surplus in specific periods throughout the year, whether you can cover your expenses, and what you’ll have available for investments and unforeseen events.
Evaluate the impact of investments
An accurate liquidity budget helps you predict how investments will affect your overall financial situation. You’ll also be able to see if your investment plans are realistic within your existing credit limits.
Identify savings opportunities
When all expenses are listed in the liquidity budget, you gain a clear overview of costs you might not typically consider in daily operations. This enables you to identify savings opportunities that, in the bigger picture, will ensure a stronger financial position.
Test cash flow scenarios
With InfoSuite’s cash flow simulation features, you can test different scenarios and assess which measures could optimize your company’s liquidity. For example, test the impact of shorter customer payment terms or price increases from suppliers.
Good to know about liquidity
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