Every shortfall. Seen before it happens.

    Each company's client money position rolled forward over the next 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, so every shortfall is sized, dated and funded before it happens.

    How it works.

    01

    Start from the verified position

    The latest reconciled balance for each entity, account and currency.

    02

    Add expected payments

    Dated payments in and out from your connected sources, plus plans your team records.

    03

    Find the low point

    The lowest balance in the window, against the minimum balance you set.

    04

    Fund the gap

    Each shortfall sized and dated, ready to propose in Act.

    Horizons

    Three horizons, every morning.

    The next 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, for each entity and currency.
    Daily closing balances and the low point, account by account.
    Marked partial or unavailable when a required source is missing, never filled in by guesswork.
    Forecast24 hours7 days30 days
    EntityProjected closeLow pointStatus
    Nexus Payments Inc.USD$51,240,000$47,980,000Known flows
    Nexus Payments UK LtdGBP£12,402,118£12,125,000Below minimum
    Nexus Payments B.V.EUR€9,104,500€8,870,200Known flows
    Nexus Payments Pte. Ltd.SGDS$4,980,000S$4,610,000Partial

    Expected payments

    Every expected payment, traced to its source.

    Source-confirmed payments opened to the file and row they came from.
    Plans your team records, versioned, with an owner and a reason.
    Items left out listed with the reason: already posted, cancelled, an unknown account or a missing date.
    Expected movementsNexus Payments UK Ltd · GBP
    DateMovementAmount
    12 OctPayout batchSource-confirmed · payouts_1012.csv, row 4−£2,140,000.00
    13 OctCard settlementSource-confirmed · acquirer feed+£1,906,450.00
    14 OctPartner prefundingOperator plan v2 · owner and reason recorded−£1,317,568.40
    ExcludedRefund file lineMissing a date, so left outNot counted

    Low point

    The low point, against your minimum.

    A minimum balance per entity, currency and account, set with a reason.
    The first day below minimum and the size of the shortfall.
    Unexplained differences shown alongside, so funding is never based on a balance still in question.
    Next 7 daysNexus Payments UK Ltd · GBP
    1112131415161718
    Minimum balance £12,150,000
    Funding need£25,000By Wednesday 14 October
    Propose top-up

    Funding needs

    From the forecast to the funding action.

    Every funding need with its cause, amount and date.
    Shortfalls and excess from reconciliation sit on the same list.
    One click opens the need as a proposal in Act, ready for approval.
    Funding needsToday
    CauseEntityAmountBy
    Forecast below minimumNexus Payments UK Ltd£25,000.0014 Oct
    Reconciled shortfallNexus Payments Pte. Ltd.S$18,200.0012 Oct
    Reconciled excessNexus Payments Inc.$302,500.0012 Oct
    Each one opens as a proposal in Act.

    What it produces.

    Forecast by horizon

    Projected closing balance and low point for 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days.

    Per entity and currency
    Daily balances

    Closing balance for each day and account in the window.

    Per account
    Minimum alerts

    The first date the balance falls below the minimum balance.

    With the shortfall
    Funding needs

    Each need sized and dated, with its cause.

    Proposal in Act

    Questions.

    Where do expected payments come from?

    From the sources you connect that carry dated payments, such as payout files, processor and partner feeds, and from plans your team records with an owner and a reason.

    How far ahead does the forecast run?

    The next 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, by company and currency.

    Is it a statistical prediction?

    No. It rolls the verified position forward with known, dated payments and recorded plans. Every figure traces to a record.

    What happens when a source is late?

    The forecast shows which source is late and marks the entity partial until it arrives.

    How are currencies handled?

    Each entity and currency is forecast on its own. Nothing is converted or offset.

    No shortfall arrives unannounced.