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Always know where your cash is and what's committed.

Real-time cash position reporting gives you a clear snapshot of your available cash, committed payments, and expected receipts. You're never caught off-guard by a shortage, and you can make confident decisions about spending and investment.

The short answer

A real-time cash position is an up-to-date view of the money a business actually has available to spend — its current bank balances, less the payments already committed, plus the receipts expected to arrive — rather than just the headline balance shown by the bank. It’s one function of Cash Flow Reporting within your Finance Hub — part of a connected back office.

The Challenge

Common problems we solve

You judge what you can spend by the bank balance, which overstates what is actually available

Committed payments like payroll and tax are not visible until they hit, causing avoidable squeezes

Cash sits across several accounts, making the true overall position hard to see

Tight weeks arrive without warning, leaving no time to arrange credit or accelerate collections

What's Included

Here's what you receive

Current Cash Balance

Your actual cash position across all accounts, drawn from daily bank feeds and consolidated into a single figure.

Committed Payments View

Known obligations—payroll, loan repayments, scheduled bills, tax—identified so you can see what is already spoken for.

Expected Receipts

Invoiced amounts not yet paid tracked as expected inflows, giving a forward sense of what is coming in.

Available-Cash Calculation

Available cash shown as balance less commitments, so you know what can safely be spent rather than just what is in the account.

Multi-Account Consolidation

Cash across all your accounts brought together into one total available position.

Early Shortfall Warning

Tight periods flagged in advance, giving time to arrange credit, accelerate collections, or adjust timing.

Why It Matters

How it works

The balance shown in your bank account is not the same as the cash you can safely spend. Some of that money is already committed—payroll due next week, a loan repayment, a supplier payment, the next BAS—while more is on its way in from invoices not yet paid. Real-time cash position reporting separates the two, showing your actual balance, what is committed against it, and what is expected to arrive, so the figure you make decisions on reflects reality rather than today's bank statement. We build this from daily bank feeds and your known commitments and receipts, and keep it current so the picture does not go stale. The practical benefit is fewer surprises: you can see a tight week coming before it arrives, and you can commit to spending knowing the cash is genuinely there once obligations are accounted for.

Current cash balance across all accounts

Committed payments and obligations identified

Expected receipts tracked

Operating reserve visibility

Early warning of cash shortfalls

Confidence in financial decisions

The Process

How real-time cash position works

01

Daily bank feeds provide actual cash balance

02

Committed payments (scheduled bills, loans) identified

03

Expected receipts (invoiced, not yet paid) tracked

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Available cash calculated = balance minus commitments

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Cash position updated daily

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Reported in real-time dashboard

Best For

Who this service is ideal for

Owners who make spending or investment decisions and want to know what cash is genuinely available

Businesses with committed outgoings like payroll, loans, and tax that need to be seen ahead of time

Businesses running multiple accounts that want a single consolidated cash position

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Ready to get started with real-time cash position?

We can help you implement real-time cash position and start seeing results. Book a consultation to discuss your specific needs and explore how this service can transform your business.