Flow

Cash flow

The cash flow statement, built as you close. Tied to the balance sheet by construction.

WorkTiles holds the structure of your cash flow statement - direct or indirect, single entity or consolidated. As reconciliations land, the statement auto-populates. As balances change, the working capital movements update. No reconstruction at month-end.

Cash flow built from the same trial balance - every account that moved, the cash impact, validated against the balance sheet.

How this flow runs in WorkTiles

  1. 01

    Choose direct or indirect - once

    Configure your cash flow methodology against your chart of accounts. Direct, indirect, or both for comparison. The structure persists; you don't rebuild it every period.

  2. 02

    The statement auto-populates from the close

    As reconciliations land, balance sheet movements feed the operating, investing, and financing sections automatically. The cash flow statement reflects the latest signed-off numbers in real time.

  3. 03

    Non-cash adjustments are explicit

    Depreciation, amortization, FX gains, deferred tax - non-cash items are flagged and adjusted in the indirect method automatically. Every adjustment is traceable to its source line.

  4. 04

    Working capital movements explain themselves

    Changes in receivables, payables, inventory, and accruals come straight from the reconciled balances. Click into any line and see the period-over-period delta and the underlying accounts.

  5. 05

    Cash flow ties to the close package

    When the period locks, the cash flow statement is part of the close package - already reconciled to the balance sheet, already explained, already signed off.

What's different about running it here

No reconstruction at month-end

Most teams rebuild cash flow in a spreadsheet at the end of the close. WorkTiles builds it as you reconcile, so it's ready when the period locks.

Ties to the balance sheet automatically

Movements in the cash flow tie to movements in the BS - by construction. No reconciling differences, no manual ties, no auditor questions about why the cash position doesn't match.

Direct and indirect from the same data

Run direct for management, indirect for the auditor, or both side by side. Same trial balance, two presentations, one signoff.

Group cash flow when you need it

Cash flow consolidates across entities the same way the balance sheet does - eliminations applied, FX translated, working capital aggregated.

Run finance with less friction.
And more control.

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