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Your role is different. Your need for clarity isn’t.

Explore three ways to use the same financial picture: a founder’s next move, a finance team’s monthly narrative and an operator’s budget decision.

Ask better questions.

Explore clear explanations of sample cash, spending and runway. Each answer points to the illustrative sources behind the numbers.

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How much runway do we have?│
Aven
$1,260K in cash, at $70K net burn per month, gives you 18.0 months of runway. This assumes the burn rate stays constant.
↗ Cash summary↗ Operating plan
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See the whole picture.

Bring a scattered financial story into a single view. Read the current position before deciding what changes next.

Finance overview
Cash balance
$1,260K
Monthly revenue
$184K
Runway
18.0 mo
Recurring revenue · sample seriesJan — Jun
JanFebMarAprMayJun
Cash position● Sample
Operating plan● Sample
Revenue model● Sample

Make room for what if.

Model a hiring decision or a leaner operating plan. Change the assumptions and see what they mean for runway.

Scenario studio
Illustrative runway
18.0 months
Cash $1,260K
BASE PLAN

Keep the judgment. Lose the repetition.

Follow a reporting workflow from sample import to human review. Useful structure for the work that comes around every month.

Reporting workflow
Sample import
Cash & plan
Compare plan
Check variance
Within plan
Prepare summary
Needs review
Human approval
Review log
Recorded
IF MATCHELSE
Import → Compare → ReviewHuman judgment retained

Keep the source in sight.

Bring banking, accounting and planning into one visual story. Explore how source context can travel with every answer, using illustrative data.

Connected context
↗Banking
≋Accounting
◫Billing
⊞Sheets
⌁Planning
≡Reports
↗Banking
≋Accounting
◫Billing
⊞Sheets
⌁Planning
≡Reports
Aven
One financial picture · illustrative sources

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