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Cash Runway Analyst

Forecasts the money that is actually coming, and names the money that is not

Version 2Published Sep 2, 2026

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Runway
17.8
months
Net burn / month
$27K
Cash today
$480K
Burn vs prior 3 months
+11%
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At this pace the cash runs out in 17.8 months.

Average net burn over the last three months: $27K a month.

Cash today: $480K; cash in averages $73.7K, cash out $100.7K a month.

Cutting costs by 20% stretches the runway to 60+.

Cash balance: history and projection

2025-072025-102026-012026-042026-072026-10
Current paceCosts −20%
Runway
17.8
months
Net burn / month
$27K
Cash today
$480K
Burn vs prior 3 months
+11%

Net cash flow by month

22,000
25-01
22,000
25-02
25,000
25-03
20,000
25-04
22,000
25-05
22,000
25-06
25,000
25-07
25,000
25-08
23,000
25-09
26,000
25-10
27,000
25-11
28,000
25-12

Runway by scenario (months)

  • Current pace17.8
  • Costs −10%28.3
  • Costs −20%60+
  • Income +10%24.4
  • Costs −20% and income +10%no limit

Scenarios

ScenarioBurn / monthRunway
Current pace$27K17.8
Costs −10%$16.9K28.3
Costs −20%$6,86760+
Income +10%$19.6K24.4
Costs −20% and income +10%-$500no limit

What to do this week

  • Cut $333 a month to keep 18 months of runway.
  • Plan your next raise or cut when runway reaches 9 months: about 8.8 months from now.

Do

  • Re-run this every month with the real figures.

Don't

  • Don't count money you have not signed or received.

How to improve

  • Track cash in and out monthly, in one place.
  • Set an alert at 12 months of runway.

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Overview

Every cash forecasting tool makes the same two mistakes. It assumes invoices are paid on the terms printed on them, and it counts pipeline as income. Both push the forecast in the same direction, and a business that plans against it discovers the gap in the month it cannot make payroll.

This agent forecasts what is genuinely committed. Each receivable is aged by how that specific customer has actually paid you — not by the terms on the invoice — so a customer who has taken sixty days for two years is modelled at sixty days. Contracted recurring income counts. Signed orders count. Anything unsigned goes into a separate list, labelled as not cash, with what it would be worth if it landed.

What comes back is a week-by-week position, the date the balance first goes below your floor, and the specific things that would move that date — which invoice, which cost, which decision. It moves no money and sends no chase; it tells you what is true and hands the decision to you.

Benefits

A forecast that does not flatter you

The optimistic version is the one that surprises you in the month it matters.

The runway date, weekly

Rather than a quarterly guess assembled by hand.

You know which lever is real

Chasing one invoice often beats cutting three costs.

What it does

  • Ages by how the customer actually pays

    Not by the terms on the invoice. A customer at sixty days for two years does not pay at thirty because the invoice says so.

  • Unsigned is not cash

    Pipeline sits in its own list, labelled. Counting it is why forecasts are optimistic in the same direction every time.

  • Names the date, not a chart

    The week the balance first goes below your floor. That is the number the owner actually needs.

  • Says what would move that date

    Which invoice, which cost, which decision — with how many days each buys.

  • Separates committed cost from discretionary

    Payroll and rent are not the same kind of number as a subscription you could cancel on Friday.

  • Moves nothing

    No payments, no chasing, no transfers. It tells you what is true.

What this changes

What this changes about your week

It takes over
Rebuilding the cash position in a spreadsheet to find out how long the money lasts.
Done today by
The owner, on a Sunday, and not often enough.
How often
Weekly in a tight month; monthly in a good one.
Typical manual effort
A forecast worth trusting is half a day, and it is out of date by Wednesday.

Why Finance & Accounting in particular. Every tool assumes invoices are paid on their printed terms and counts unsigned pipeline as income. Both errors push the same way, and the owner finds the gap in the month they cannot make payroll.

  • Runs unattended

    Started by you or by an event, and it finishes on its own. Nothing waits for someone to be at a desk.

  • The same standard every time

    The two-hundredth item is held to the bar the first one was. Consistency is the part people cannot sustain.

  • It cannot act on its own

    Cash Runway Analyst has no path to sending, spending or committing. That limit is why its output is safe to act on.

How it runs

This agent runs server-side through the PROMIVO runtime. Each run is logged step by step and every tool call is permission-checked before it executes.

  1. 1InputValidated against the agent input schema
  2. 2Modelclaude-opus-5 with automatic fallback
  3. 3Toolsextract_structured_data
  4. 4PermissionsRuns READ actions automatically; anything higher waits for approval
  5. 5OutputStructured result matching the output schema
  6. 6LoggingTokens, duration and every step recorded

Requirements

Integrations

No integrations required.

Before you start

  • Your receivables and payables with dates
  • Payment history per customer, where you have it
  • Committed costs, the current balance, and the floor you will not go below
  • Requires the All-Access plan or higher

Use cases

Weekly cash review

The position, the date, and what changed since last week.

Before hiring

What the commitment does to the runway, on committed cash only.

A tight month

Which specific actions buy the most days.

Pricing

All-Access

Billed monthly through your PROMIVO subscription. Cancel at any time.

Runs consume your plan allowance for agent executions and tokens. See plan limits

FAQ

Why not include the pipeline?

Because it is not money. It is listed separately with what it would be worth, so you can see it — but a forecast that mixes signed and unsigned is the reason owners are surprised by their own bank balance.

Where do the payment behaviours come from?

Your own payment history. A customer with no history is modelled on terms and flagged as unproven, rather than quietly assumed to be reliable.

Does it move money or chase anyone?

No. It has no payment access and sends nothing. It produces the position and the options; acting on them is yours.

Is this financial advice?

No. It is arithmetic on your own records with its assumptions stated. It gives no advice on funding, tax or accounting treatment.

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