Get certified on Float for accountants & bookkeepers!
Learn about why businesses need to manage their cash flow, how to use Float, how to price and market Float, and what kinds of clients will get the most out of the software.
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1.1 Why cash flow is important
1.2 The Direct vs Indirect Method
1.3 Cash vs Profit & Loss
End of Module Assessment
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2.1 Sync with accounting software
2.2 Partner dashboard, adding clients, staff and billing
2.3 Starting balance and the importance of reconciliation
2.4 The cash graph, including/excluding bank accounts
2.5 Updating expected payment dates on bills and invoices
2.6 Organising accounts in the cash flow table
2.7 Setting budgets and using spreadsheet input
2.8 Daily breakdown
2.9 Exporting to PDF/CSV
2.10 Adding staff to Float
End of Module Assessment
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3.1 Setting a cash flow threshold
3.2 Helping your clients spot cash gaps and surpluses
3.3 Scenario planning
3.4 Using the Insights page
End of Module Assessment
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4.1 How to know when your clients need a cash flow forecast
4.2 Identifying clients to add to Float
4.3 How to price Float
4.4 How to present the benefits of Float to clients
4.5 How to set accountability expectations with clients
4.6 End of Module Assessment