CogniFlow
Project cash is usually discovered late, in a spreadsheet, by the person least able to act on it. This puts it in front of the people who can.
Project margin erodes quietly and is reported slowly
Committed cost sits in one system, billing milestones in another and collections in a third. The forward position is reconstructed by hand each month, which means it is always a description of what already happened rather than a warning about what is about to.
- Cash position known monthly, decisions needed weekly
- Committed costs invisible until the invoice lands
- Billing milestones missed because nobody owned the trigger
- Collections chased by whoever remembered
What it does
One forward position
Inflows, outflows, commitments and collections resolved into a single rolling view, refreshed as the source systems move.
Commitments tracked from raising
A purchase order becomes a cash event the moment it is committed, not the moment it is invoiced.
Billing milestones with owners
Each milestone carries a date, a trigger and a named person, so a slipped bill is visible before the period closes.
Collections in the same frame
Outstanding invoices sit against the forward position they affect, rather than in a separate ageing report.
Where it sits
Alongside your ERP and project systems. It reads them; it does not ask you to run your projects inside it.
- Reads from
- ERP · Project systems · P2P
- Horizon
- Thirteen weeks, configurable
- Granularity
- Project, portfolio, entity
- Refresh
- Scheduled, or on source events
Live readout
- Forward cash position
- +13 weeks visible
- Committed costs tracked
- 1,142 lines
- Collections outstanding
- 38 invoices
- Billing milestones
- 9 upcoming
- Delivery organisations running project-based revenue
- Finance teams rebuilding a cash forecast by hand each month
- CFOs who learn about margin erosion a quarter late
See CogniFlow against your own process
Run it in the Experience Centre with sample data, or book a session and we will run it against your categories, your ERP and your approval chains.