CASHFISH FOR CFOS

Numbers you
can defend,
from documents
you can trace.

A report is only as sound as the weakest document underneath it. CashFish reads each invoice, bill and statement the same way every month, files it by rule instead of by memory, keeps the source page attached to the record — and hands your team a close that is read through rather than rebuilt.

Finance leadsControllersFractional CFOsFinance teams of 3–8

Teams plan · $96/mo billed yearly · 4 users included · 4-day free trial · Full refund guarantee

01Three weeks that repeat

The close runs
on heroics.

Between the first export and the final board pack sits three weeks of copying, checking and checking again. Every figure is accurate at the moment it is typed and slightly wrong by the time it is read out loud.

WEEK 1
The exporting begins
Aging out of the ledger, lines out of the bank, a vendor list somebody keeps privately. By Friday there are four files and at least one of them is already out of date.
four exports, one truth
WEEK 2
A spreadsheet quietly becomes the finance department
Everything reconciles inside one workbook with no owner, no history and a formula in column M that nobody has opened since March.
final_v3.xlsx
WEEK 2
The same bill, filed two different ways
Ironwood Co landed in Software in the first quarter and in Subscriptions in the second, because two people were tired on two different days. The variance in the pack is a filing decision wearing a business event’s clothes.
variance · not real
WEEK 3
“Who approved this?” has no answer
One shared login means every action belongs to everyone. The audit trail is a folder of forwarded emails and somebody’s memory of a hallway conversation.
shared login
WEEK 3
The pack ships, the number moves
Cash was correct on the Tuesday it was typed. It gets read on the Friday. Nobody in the room, including the person presenting, knows the gap.
stale on arrival

None of it is a modelling problem. The whole structure rests on classifications made one document at a time, by hand, under deadline — so the fix has to start where the documents land.

02Intake, and what follows it
Vendor bill · read from the inbox2.4s
VendorIronwood Co
Amount$3,840.00
DatedOctober 2
TermsNet 30 · due November 1
CategorySoftware — the rule that filed it last quarter
Sourceironwood_oct_bill.pdf · page 1
Held — the same bill arrived twice
Same vendor, same $3,840.00, two days apart. Neither copy posted. One person confirms which is real.
NOTHING RETYPED99% ACCURACYSOURCE ATTACHED

One bill, and everything
that happens to it.

A bill arrives in the shared inbox. Two and a half seconds later it is a record with a vendor, an amount, terms, a due date and a category chosen by the same rule that filed its predecessor — with the original page still attached to it.

01
The sources report to one place
QuickBooks and Xero import one way into CashFish, banks connect read-only from Growth upward, and documents arrive from the shared inbox and the drives you already keep.
02
Filing happens by rule, not by recall
An invoice, a bill or a receipt gets the treatment it got last quarter. Anything the rules cannot settle stops in a review queue instead of posting itself into your numbers.
03
People work inside their own permissions
Capture, approval and administration are separate roles on Teams, each with its own login and its own visible activity — not one password shared across finance.
04
Reporting leaves the building clean
CSV to the ledger, PDF for leadership, categories identical to last month, and every figure still attached to the page it came from.

Email extraction reads Gmail, Outlook and any IMAP inbox on every plan, imports 150 days of history and syncs every five minutes. Bank sync arrives with Growth; roles, shared dashboards and centralized documents are Teams.

03The close checklist

Day three,
and most of the list
is already green.

This is October’s close as CashFish holds it: what the rules settled on their own, what a person still has to look at, and whose name is against each line. Two hundred and fourteen documents read, eight of them stopped for a person.

Documents read and filed
214 read this month · 206 filed by rule in under three seconds each
CashFishby rule
Done
Bank lines matched to their document
206 of 214 matched, including the $12,600 transfer against its invoice
CashFishby rule
Done
Duplicate holds cleared
3 held — same vendor, same amount, two days apart. None of them posted.
D. OkaforAP
In review
Low-confidence fields checked
5 fields, each shown beside the page it was read from
D. OkaforAP
In review
Receivables aging signed off
$21,300 past thirty days · Bluepeak and Atlas Advisory hold $16,800 of it
M. ReyesController
Waiting
Payables schedule confirmed
$48,200 due inside thirty days, scheduled against the projected balance
M. ReyesController
Waiting
Export pack issued
CSV to the ledger, PDF for the board — every line still linked to its source
YouCFO
Waiting
settled by rulewaiting on a personnext in line

Nothing on this list is being reconstructed. Each line is a record that already exists, waiting for somebody to agree with it — which is how a close turns into a read-through instead of a rebuild.

04What becomes visible

Four things a finance lead should
never have to rebuild to see.

A

A forecast that shows its working

Projections are assembled from your own history: open receivables, scheduled payables and recurring patterns. They are presented as estimates — which is what an honest forecast is — and they move the moment the records under them move.

wk 1 · $318.2kwk 4 · $334.9k
Projected balance four weeks out — $64,900 expected in against $48,200 scheduled out. An estimate, rebuilt whenever the records under it move.
B

Aging you can act on

Receivables and payables share one view — current against overdue, money owed against money due. The two clients holding most of the past-due balance stop hiding inside a column of an export.

Collected this month
$39,200
30+ days · two clients
$16,800+12%
30+ days · everyone else
$4,500
$21,300 sits past thirty days. Bluepeak and Atlas Advisory account for $16,800 of it.
C

Classification that repeats itself

This month’s report is built the same way last month’s was, because the rules did the filing both times. When a document does not fit one, it waits in review rather than quietly landing in a category and a chart.

Rules, not recollectionExceptions routed to reviewDuplicates flagged before postingClose-ready in days
D

Permissions shaped like the department

On Teams, capture, approval and administration are distinct roles with their own access, and team activity is visible across the workspace. Traceability starts with knowing who did what — and every record keeps its link back to its document.

APcapture & classify
Controllerapprove & export
CFOfull access + admin
Four users included · centralized documents · team activity visible · every connection listed and disconnectable.

Plan boundaries, plainly: bank sync and store integrations start at Growth, and so do forecasting, contract extraction and business health scoring. Advanced forecasting, the revenue leakage dashboard, contract intelligence with renewal alerts and the custom API are Scale features. Multi-user roles, permissions, admin controls, shared dashboards, team activity and centralized documents are Teams. Scenario simulation is not live on any plan yet.

05The month, in numbers

Small numbers,
with sources.

The first three describe the October on this page. The fourth is the published range across the teams already closing this way — not a promise about yours.

0%
extraction accuracy
on financial documents, in under three seconds each
0
documents this month
8 stopped for a person · 3 of those were duplicates
0%
reconciled to a document
206 of 214 matched to the record that created them
2–3
days to close
published range, down from the three to four weeks before

Sample figures on this page belong to one invented month at one invented company — Ironwood Co, Bluepeak and Atlas Advisory are illustrations, not customers.

06On the rail

Six sources reporting in —
and none of them retyped.

ImportQuickBooksOne-way into CashFish. The ledger stays the ledger; nothing is written back to it.INCLUDED
ImportXeroSame one-way import, so your chart of accounts is never edited from the outside.INCLUDED
MatchStripePayments land against the invoice that raised them, so receivables clear themselves.INCLUDED
ReadSalesforceAccounts and open deals sit beside the receivable they will eventually become.INCLUDED
ReadGoogle DriveStatements and signed agreements are pulled from the folders your team already files into.INCLUDED
ReadDocuSignA completed agreement is read for its value, term and dates the moment it comes back.INCLUDED

Every source on this rail is included on Teams. Gmail, Outlook and IMAP extraction runs on every plan; the wider app integrations, Slack and Zapier among them, start at Growth, and webhooks and custom API keys are Scale and Teams. Bank access is read-only across 12,000+ banks from Growth upward, data is protected with 256-bit encryption (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR), and every connection can be reviewed or disconnected from the Connection Health panel in settings.

07Teams, and why

Close the month.
Stop rebuilding it.

Teams is the plan because a finance department is more than one login. Roles and permissions, shared dashboards, centralized documents and visible team activity — with four users included — are what the close on this page runs on.

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08Questions

Before you sign it off.

Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. The projection is assembled from what already exists — open receivables, scheduled payables and the recurring patterns in your own history — and it is labelled an estimate everywhere it appears. It moves when the records under it move. Scenario simulation is on the roadmap and will be described here the day it ships, not before.

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