Cashflow simulation

Month-by-month projection of cash inflows, outflows, and cumulative balance. Uses the cost model, staffing, and lean-month settings configured in the overview & simulator pages β€” change them and the projection follows.

Setup

Configureer scenario en horizon
Horizon
Initial cash β€” startkapitaal€75,000
€0€200k
Tariff per client β€” tarief/cliΓ«nt€30,000
€15k€50k
Day-shift staff β€” dagdienst2 people
14
Night-shift staff β€” nachtdienst1 person
02
Company overhead β€” overheadkosten (Kim, accountant, directors…) + €0/mo β–Ύ

Optional company-level overhead, applied every month of the projection (active and empty months alike). Edit each amount, then toggle the switch to include or exclude it.

Captures horizon, initial cash, tariff, day/night staff, and the per-month occupancy. Click a name to load, Γ— to delete. Cost-model inputs (personnel, fixed, lean, startup) come live from the overview & simulator pages.

Initial cash defaults to €75,000 (the desired-reserves total β€” configurable on the overview page). Use the Occupancy editor tab below to set client counts per month; empty months use the lean cost from your overview-page toggles.

Generates a multi-sheet .xlsx with the current configuration, cost model, key metrics, and the full month-by-month projection β€” perfect to share with an advisor without giving them access to the simulator. Filename pattern: YYMMDD - {name} - version YY.xlsx (version auto-increments per name). A copy is kept here so you can re-download, toggle public visibility, or delete.

πŸ“€ Cross-device publishing

Toggling Public only affects YOUR browser by default. To make a file visible to anyone visiting BP.isa-power.nl from any computer, you must include it in the deployable bundle.

Show deployment steps
  1. Click the button above β€” a file named public-excels.js downloads to your Mac.
  2. Move it into your project folder, replacing the existing public-excels.js.
  3. From a terminal in that folder, run ./deploy.sh β€” the bundle is rsynced to the VPS.
  4. From now on, anyone visiting BP.isa-power.nl sees those files on the login page.
Total revenue (horizon)
€0
over 24 months
Total costs (horizon)
€0
incl. startup & lean months
Cumulative net profit
€0
revenue βˆ’ all costs
End-of-horizon cash
€0
initial + cumulative net
Lowest cash point
€0
in month β€”
Cash break-even month
β€”
when cumulative net > 0
Months of runway from start
β€”
if you started with no income
Active vs empty months
0 / 0
active / empty in horizon

πŸ’‘ Hover any metric for the quick formula. Click a card for the full breakdown with inputs and a plain-English explanation. All metrics update live as you change the horizon, initial cash, tariff, staff, or per-month occupancy.

Positive net month Negative net month Cumulative cash balance

Bars show each month's net profit (revenue βˆ’ cost). The line shows cumulative cash starting from the initial balance. A dip below the dashed zero line means the house went cash-negative that month.

Month Clients Revenue Staff Fixed Overhead Startup Total cost Net Cumulative cash

Empty months (0 clients) are highlighted in amber and run on the lean fixed-cost total from the overview page. Negative net or negative cumulative cash is shown in red.

πŸ‘‹ Start here. Fill in the expected number of clients for each month β€” that drives every downstream metric (revenue, costs, cash, break-even). Defaults to a flat 5 clients/month if you skip filling, but explicit values from a realistic intake plan give a much more meaningful projection.

Set the number of clients for each month of the horizon. Use this to model rolling intake, holidays, ramp-up, or empty periods.