How tracking business goals can turn your data into actions
In the first of 3 articles on ‘A Beginner’s Guide to Variance Analysis’, I’m going to explain what actual vs forecast based variance analysis is – and how to plan effectively using it.
Cash flow, Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss – the key financial reports
In number three in our series on financial forecasting, we go on a tour of the ‘big three’ financial reports. They can be a scary prospect! But knowing a few key bits of info can really help you understand these useful tools and give you confidence in your forecasts.
How to start planning your sales forecast
In this article, the second in our series on financial planning in Brixx, I’m going to lay out some practical ways to improve your sales forecasting skills – even if you are an absolute beginner.
Introducing financial forecasting
In this new series of articles, I’m going to be explaining how to get the most out of Brixx – and also introduce some basic concepts in financial planning along the way.
UK & Ireland Conferences 2018 – Finish The Year Strong!
Want to stretch yourself and reach your goals? Click to find out about some of the amazing UK & Ireland business conferences taking place in Q4 2018.
A Beginner’s Guide to the Balance Sheet Forecast Report
Balance Sheet forecasting is often undervalued when running a business. This week, I go into detail about the Brixx Balance Sheet in this beginner’s guide.
How to understand the Profit and Loss Statement and why it’s confusing
The Profit and Loss Statement is probably THE most confusing of the big three financial reports. But why is it confusing? In this article, I’ll demonstrate how the P&L works and give examples of some common confusions 😀
Best Xero Add-Ons – UK Edition
Xero is a fantastic small business accounting system. Check out our roundup of the best add-ons for UK based small businesses.
What is an asset?
Today I’m going to be talking about assets and their place in the financial planning landscape. There are many classifications of asset, which we’ll look at in relation to their place on the balance sheet.
