Float Cash Flow vs. PlanGuru

Float is great for a startup/small (< 20 employee companies) that have limited resources for keeping an eye on cash flow. Yes, you could hire a contractor CFO, but it would simply be less expensive to use Float and educate yourself a bit about cash flow. For larger companies I feel like you would have a dedicated financial controller or CFO that may already have tools they are familiar with, but this service might also still be useful.

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The ease with which one can design and project promotional incentives to drive sales for new products is impressive. Another useful features of this program is that companies can optimize revenue using predictive analytics.

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• Cash flow management.
• Forecasting out how much you can spend.
• Quickbooks integration.

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• Allows for several different scenarios for the same company
• Modification in specifications alterable
• Allows for changes at any level with several criteria.

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• Quickbooks integration could be improved to automatically include recurring transactions.
• Pricing is a little steep for smaller businesses.

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• High cost.
• Limited scalability.

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It hasn't really been a viable program for our office.

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Great tool for projections and forecasting.

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A must-have for all large corporations with intensive new product development programs to boost sales and revenue. It is better than others in terms of ease of operation and adaptability. The customer support lent to the buyers is excellent. All issues pertaining to the service or product are timely resolved.

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• We've had a positive ROI since we're able to take bigger risks now that we understand how much cash will be in our account on what day.
• We are able to make adjustments to our contractors and services to grow our business faster.

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• Improves business process agility.
• Drives revenue growth.

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