What kind of forecast should you adopt?: 2/4 Forecasting as a Process

If you read my last blog post on the subject of forecasting, you’ll know that in order to get the most out of any forecasting programme you will need to treat forecasting as an ongoing process, rather than a one-off, fix-up-and-forget exercise. The next question, then, is what kind of a forecast should you adopt for your regular update process?

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Systems and Apps May 2021

At Finling, we pride ourselves on being able to stay abreast of the ever-racing tide of developments in accounting technology. Our team regularly uses this knowledge to make the technology perform in ways that overcome common operational barriers. This means that we enhance the quality and performance of the software we use. Today, we want to share how the technology is progressing with you. Read on for updates on Credit Limits in Xero, Payroll Payments with Modulr, Dext Prepare’s rebrand and Xero’s security step to mandatory two factor authentication.

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How to get the most out of a forecasting programme: 1/4 Forecasting as a Process

Over the past year, we have done an unusually large amount of forecasting work at Finling, no doubt because of the pandemic. So, I have taken a moment to reflect on the role that forecasting plays in business and the best way to implement an effective programme. To achieve long-term results and high-value output from your efforts, forecasting should be a regular process.

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The Do's and Don'ts of scaling your company

Many ambitious entrepreneurs want to scale their businesses. While an enormous amount of resources are often required to fuel constant growth, scaling is a more sustainable way of generating more revenue whilst keeping operating costs low. However, scaling successfully is not without its challenges. 

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Katy Carlisle