Make the Outlook Clear
Give leadership a cash flow report they can understand and use.
Dryrun helps CFOs and controllers present the financial outlook in familiar rows and columns, supported by clear visual forecasts. Spend less time reshaping spreadsheets and more time explaining what the numbers mean.
- Choose the Right Timeframe: Review daily and weekly cash needs or present monthly, quarterly, and annual views. Match the report to the decision, from covering upcoming payments to evaluating longer-term plans.
- Show the Detail That Matters: Collapse detailed items into broader summaries for management, then expand them when a question needs a closer look. Explain significant cash movements without overwhelming the discussion.
- Share the Outlook: Export reports for colleagues and stakeholders who need to review the forecast. Give the CEO, board, owners, or lenders a clear basis for discussing funding needs, commitments, and next steps.


Understand What Changed
Compare your forecast with actual results and use the differences to improve your plans.
A forecast becomes more useful when you learn from it. Dryrun helps you review where results differed from expectations, investigate the reasons, and decide what needs to change in the outlook ahead.
- Compare Plans With Results: Review actual performance against your forecast or budget. Identify where receipts, payments, or balances differed from the plan without building a separate comparison spreadsheet.
- Investigate the Differences: Look into the accounts or entities behind a change. Determine whether it reflects payment timing, a different amount, or activity you had not anticipated.
- Refine Your Expectations: Use what you learn to update future assumptions. Explain to leadership what happened, what it means for upcoming cash needs, and how your revised forecast accounts for it.
See What Needs Attention
Connect the cash outlook to the invoices and bills behind it.
Outstanding receipts and payments help explain what may happen next. Dryrun brings receivables and payables into a working view so your team can review overdue amounts, investigate important items, and prioritize follow-up.
- Review Outstanding Amounts: Bring open customer invoices and supplier bills into a consolidated view. Understand what is still to be collected or paid across the entities included in your forecast.
- Understand What Is Overdue: Use aged receivables and payables reports to see how long amounts have been outstanding. Identify collections that need follow-up and obligations that deserve closer review.
- Find the Relevant Details: Sort and filter by entity, customer, supplier, amount, or age. Focus on the items behind a cash concern and give your team a clear basis for deciding what to do next.







