Books that feed your forecast
Once your general ledger is in YourBooks it flows into the YourCFO forecast on its own, so burn, runway and variance come out of the books instead of a spreadsheet.
The problem
A bookkeeper tells you what happened. A forecast tells you what might. Most founders keep them in two tools and lose month-end reconciling the two by hand, so variance is always a step behind reality and the model drifts from the books it was supposed to sit on.
How YourBooks handles it
Automated entries, categorisation, and reconciliation, with a ledger you can read.
Your monthly actuals appear in YourCFO on their own, so the baseline and the variance stay grounded in real numbers.
Model a hire, a campaign, or a price change on top of real actuals, and see what it does to runway before you commit.
a month closes in YourBooks
those actuals appear in your forecast automatically, variance updates itself, and the raise-ready model is already anchored to reality.
Backward-looking books and a forward-looking plan on one ledger. No bookkeeping firm and no bookkeeping tool gives you that.
Related
Your bookkeeping came bundled with your corp sec and was bought for filing. Move only the books, with your full history brought across and your sign-off before anything commits.
Compare actuals against the plan every month, initiative by initiative, so small gaps surface before they become quarter-end surprises.
Model each cost and revenue lever as an initiative and watch the date your cash runs out move in real time.
Further reading
A conversation about what you would hand over, what you would keep, and what you would sign off on before anything commits.