Using & Understanding Float
Insights
- Insights
- Single Account deep dive
- Accounts to watch (cash in)
- Accounts to watch (cash out)
- Budget Variance
- Overall Cash in v's Cash out
Your Float Starting Balance
Bank Accounts & Credit Cards
Expected dates on bills and invoices
- Changing expected dates on invoices and bills
- Where can I see my upcoming invoices and bills in Float?
- Can I ignore invoices and bills in Float?
- If I change/ignore an invoice or bill in Float will it change data in my accounting platform?
- Float is showing overdue bills/invoices from months/years ago - what can I do?
- Some bills/invoices are missing - what can I do?
Budgets
- What are budgets?
- Creating budgets
- Weekly Budgeting
- 2 Weekly /fortnightly budgeting
- Increasing and decreasing budgets
- Budgeting for a specific time period
How to Forecast in Float
- How to set up your forecast
- Missing Accounts
- Does Float automatically calculate my tax?
- Can Float do weekly forecasting?
- I don't want to see all of my accounting codes - can I group them to make the table simpler?
- How to forecast quickly in Float
Categories & Groups
Exporting
Importing your data
Invoices & bills
- Hidden Bills/Invoices
- Batch actions
- Batch include/exclude invoices and bills
- Batch set expected date
- Draft invoices (Xero only)
- Include/exclude individual invoices/bills
Scenarios
- Can a scenario become the 'base'?
- Moving budgets between scenarios
- Scenario Layer Budgets
- Duplicating a Scenario
- Base scenario
- Creating a scenario layer
Settings
Users
Getting started
- 6 steps for getting started with Float
- Step 1: Make sure the bank balances match up
- Step 2: Set up your bank accounts
- Step 3: Double check invoice and bill payment dates
- Step 4: Add in some new cash flow rows
- Step 5: Forecast some sales