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What belongs in a practical thirteen-week cash-flow view for a growing business?

We are profitable on paper, but inventory purchases and marketplace settlement cycles create tight cash periods. Which assumptions and warning signals should a weekly view include?

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Keep the model operational: opening cash, confirmed inflows, probability-adjusted uncertain inflows, payroll, taxes, vendor commitments, planned purchases and a minimum buffer. Show who owns each assumption.

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Separate committed and controllable outflows. Rent and payroll are committed; some purchasing and expansion spending may be movable.

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