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CFO Command

Your books, explained. Once a month, by a CFO.

CFO Command reads your QuickBooks and tells you what it means — what changed, what's coming, and what to do about it.

Read-only access through Intuit. Your dashboard builds itself from your real books.

Or try it first

Enter a few numbers and get a free Command Score — no login, no cost.

Basics

Cash & Debt

Revenue

Business basics

Don't want to enter this manually? Connect your QuickBooks free and we'll pull your numbers automatically.

Free · No login required · Takes about 60 seconds

What CFO Command does

The same numbers a CFO would pull — without the CFO salary.

CFO Command turns the handful of numbers you already have into a clear picture of where your cash is going, when it runs out, and what to do about it. Here's what's inside.

Command Score & zero-cash date

One number (0–100) that says whether your cash is building or burning — plus the exact date you'd hit zero if nothing changes. It's the first thing a CFO looks at.

13-week cash forecast

A rolling weekly projection of your ending cash balance so you can see a payroll problem or a growth window weeks before it happens — not after.

Scenario planning

Model the decision before you make it: hire a salesperson, raise prices 5%, cut a product line. See how each one moves your runway and zero-cash date.

Industry KPIs & benchmarks

Your margins, days-sales-outstanding, and cash-conversion cycle compared to peers in your industry and revenue band — so 'good' has a real number attached.

Variance analysis

Month-over-month and year-over-year comparison that flags the line items that actually moved the needle, with thresholds you set.

AI CFO memo

A written, board-ready memo on your numbers each month — what changed, what to watch, and the two or three moves a CFO would make.

Built for your industry

Your dashboard wouldn't look generic — and neither do these.

Every industry has different numbers that matter. Here are real sample Advisory dashboards built for a few of them. Yours would be built the same way.

An example of an Advisory dashboard.

Sample data, built to show the shape. Yours is built around your business.

This one shows the 13-week cash forecast.

Thorne & Latham Consulting

Sample company — not a real business

Advisory dashboard · built by FGS

42 staff

Command Score

68/ 100Watch
Cash
21/30
Profit
14/20
Billable time
11/20
Client mix
9/15
Which way you're heading
13/15

Cash on hand

$540,000

Operating checking$360,000
Reserve / money market$180,000

Runway

6.8 months

Zero-cash date

About 7 months out

Built for professional services. No off-the-shelf tool tracks these.

Share of paid hours that are billable

61%

Your people are billable 61% of the hours you pay for. Every point back is worth about $38,000 a year.

What you collect per dollar billed

84%

You bill $1.00 and collect $0.84. The gap is write-offs, not clients who never pay.

Work done but not yet invoiced

$412,000

38 days of finished work sitting unbilled — earned cash you haven't asked for yet.

What you actually earn per hour

$217

Your standard rate is $325. You're discounting about a third of it without deciding to.

13-week cash forecast

Payroll, loan payments, owner draws and card payments land on their real dates. Money coming in follows the pattern of when clients have actually paid.

Lowest balance ahead

$235,200

Week 12

Ending balance (week 13)

$303,300

-$236,700 vs today

Heaviest week

$201,900 out

Week 2 — mostly People

Runway

6.8 months

at current burn

What if

Bill the backlog, pay the tax bill, add a senior hire

  • Collect $180,000 of the aged unbilled work — lands week 4
  • Q4 tax payment of $95,000 — goes out week 9
  • Senior consultant from week 6 — $3,300 a week all in
WeekIncomePeopleOwnerDebtExpensesNetEnding
1$120,000$9,200$40,000$12,000$42,700$16,100$16,100$556,100$556,100
2$120,000$159,200$0$0$42,700-$81,900-$81,900$474,200$474,200
3$120,000$9,200$0$22,000$42,700$46,100$46,100$520,300$520,300
4● Collect the backlog +$180,000$120,000$159,200$0$0$42,700-$81,900$98,100$438,400$618,400
5$120,000$9,200$40,000$12,000$42,700$16,100$16,100$454,500$634,500
6$120,000$159,200$162,500$0$0$42,700-$81,900-$85,200$372,600$549,300
7$120,000$9,200$12,500$0$22,000$42,700$46,100$42,800$418,700$592,100
8$120,000$159,200$162,500$0$0$42,700-$81,900-$85,200$336,800$506,900
9● Q4 tax payment −$95,000$120,000$9,200$12,500$40,000$12,000$42,700$16,100-$82,200$352,900$424,700
10$120,000$159,200$162,500$0$0$42,700-$81,900-$85,200$271,000$339,500
11$120,000$9,200$12,500$0$22,000$42,700$46,100$42,800$317,100$382,300
12$120,000$159,200$162,500$0$0$42,700-$81,900-$85,200$235,200$297,100
13$120,000$9,200$12,500$0$0$42,700$68,100$64,800$303,300$361,900

Base — ending balance

$303,300

With this scenario

$361,900

The gap

+$58,600

Lowest point — base $235,200 (week 12) · with scenario $297,100 (week 12)

Hypothetical. Your real forecast is never overwritten — you see both, week by week, plus the gap between them.

Plans & Pricing

Start free with a Command Score, and upgrade whenever you want more history, forecasting, or a real CFO in your corner.

Pulse

See where you stand — free.

Free
  • Connect your QuickBooks — free
  • Command Score & band — once QuickBooks is connected, updated monthly
  • Cash position, runway, and zero-cash date
  • What you're owed and how long you wait to get paid
  • Plain-English explanations of every number
  • (Manual entry also available if you'd rather not connect)

Command

Know what to do about it — and build the dashboard you actually want.

$149/mo
  • Everything in Pulse
  • Save every snapshot automatically, with score trend over time
  • Full dashboard with saved history
  • Rolling 13-week cash forecast
  • Unlimited scenario planning
  • Monthly CFO memo
  • Self-serve Dashboard Builder: custom KPI tiles
  • Custom formula editor & saved layouts
  • Editable alert thresholds

Advisory

The full service — we build it and run it with you.

$1,995one-time build

then $449/mo retainer · $4,490/yr

  • Everything in Command
  • CFO Build — a CFO meets with you, builds your dashboard, defines your KPIs & benchmarks, and delivers your first memo ($1,995 one-time)
  • Monthly email check-in from your CFO
  • Monthly CFO update to your dashboard
  • Quarterly live review call
  • Industry-specific metric library

What changes as you move up

FeaturePulseCommandAdvisory
See where you stand
Command Score, runway & zero-cash date
What you're owed, and how long you wait to get paid
Act on it
13-week cash forecast
What-if planning
Monthly CFO memo
Saved history & score trend
We run it with you
A CFO builds your dashboard and meets with you ($1,995 one-time)
Quarterly live review call

Advisory includes a one-time $1,995 build fee in addition to the monthly subscription. See the Advisory service terms and our terms of service.

Let's talk about your business

No pressure, no pitch — just a real conversation about where you are and how we can help.

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