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A workspace holds one set of books — a company, a division, or a client whose accounts you keep separately.
Give the workspace a name to continue.
Balances are what the cash position and the 90-day projection are built from. One is enough to start.
Payroll, rent, a retainer landing next week. These are what turn a balance into a forecast. Add them later if you would rather.
This is what your workspace starts with.
Everything as of today
Efiner does not invent numbers. Everything on this screen is built from the balances and items you enter, so nothing appears until you add the first one.
The company, entity or client these books belong to. The guided setup covers this and the next two steps.
A name and today's balance is enough to start the cash position.
Payroll, rent, invoices due. The 90-day projection is drawn from these.
Transactions drive the category split, the vendor list and the burn rate.
Money already scheduled
Last 30 days by category
Balances as you entered them
Projections are arithmetic on the balances and scheduled items in this account. They are informational only and are not investment, tax, or accounting advice.
The projection starts from your account balances. Add an account and this becomes a 90-day line.
Add anything the feed cannot see yet — the projection redraws straight away.
| Item | When | Amount |
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Add a transaction below and it lands in the category split, the vendor ranking and the burn rate.
Ranked by total spend
Add one and it lands in the category split and the burn rate.
| Date | Vendor | Category | Amount |
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Pick the view, then export it as CSV.
Balances feed the position and the projection.
| Account | Added | Balance |
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Applies to everyone on this account.
Changing it signs you out of other browsers.
Everything in this workspace lives in this browser.
Clearing removes the accounts, scheduled items and transactions you have entered and starts the workspace over. Your sign-in stays.
This cannot be undone.