Liquidity forecast
The liquidity forecast, under Likviditetsprognos, projects the cash going in and out over the coming period, so the question "can we afford this in March" has an answer that is not a guess.

It draws on what the CRM already knows — invoices issued and not yet paid, recurring subscription income, expected costs — and lays them out on a timeline.
You can add things by hand. Not every real payment exists as a record in the CRM: a tax bill, a deposit, a one-off purchase. Manuella kassaflödeshändelser du vill ha med i prognosen. Add them and the forecast reflects the business rather than only the part of it the CRM happens to hold.
Repeating payments are entered once as a series. Den här händelsen upprepas. Allt du ändrar här gäller alla betalningar i serien. Take that seriously when editing — and note that removing a series is not limited to what is ahead of you: Den här betalningen den {{date}} är en av flera i en återkommande händelse. Tar du bort hela serien försvinner alla betalningar i den, både tidigare och framtida.
Treat it as a projection, not a bank balance. It assumes invoices are paid when due, and customers are not uniformly punctual. The forecast is most useful for spotting the shape of a problem — a thin month, a large outgoing landing before a large incoming — rather than for a precise figure on a given day.
For what has actually been invoiced and paid, use the accounting area and the invoice list. This page is about what is expected to happen next.
I det här avsnittet
Read the forecast and try a date
Change the horizon, drag a payment, or open a scenario without touching the real projection
Add a payment to the forecast
Put a one-off or repeating amount on the timeline that the CRM does not already know
Set starting cash and what is included
Tell the forecast what you have in the bank today, and which invoices, bills and deals to count
