Financial reporting and AI analysis for high-growth companies.

Continuous reconciliation across your banking, payments, and accounting data, with AI narrative on the drivers, risks, and outlook.

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  • Plaid
  • Stripe
  • QuickBooks
  • Slack

Dashboard

Your finances, at a glance.

Cash, MRR, burn, and runway, pulled live from every connected account. Every metric has the math behind it, one click away.

Total Cash

$3,482,910

4 accounts

Revenue

$428,140

MRR

Monthly Burn

$214,820

Avg / month

Runway

16.2 mo

At current burn

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How has revenue trended over the last 5 months, and what's driving the jump in March?

Reading revenue from Stripe and bank deposits…

Revenue is up +44% over the last 5 months. March is on track for $286,540, driven mainly by 24 new Pro plan subscriptions ($1,990/mo each), about $47,760 of net-new MRR.

Monthly revenue
$198k Nov $213k Dec $245k Jan $268k Feb $287k Mar $0k$143k$287k

Net-new MRR

$47,760

+19.8% vs Feb

New Pro subscriptions

24

Last 30 days

Two enterprise invoices ($42,500 + $38,180) also landed in early March. Want me to forecast April based on this trajectory?

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Sources for this answer

  • Stripe

    Subscriptions · last 5 months

  • Mercury

    Operating account deposits

  • QuickBooks

    Invoices closed in March

Every figure on screen is grounded in a row from one of your connected accounts, never invented.

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  • Compare Q1 vs Q4 burn 2h ago
  • Largest unbilled invoice Yesterday
  • SaaS spend trend Mar 8
  • Plan renewals due in 14d Mar 6

Cash flow

A 13-week forecast that updates itself.

Open invoices, scheduled bills, and Stripe subscription cycles, combined into one weekly projection. Click a week to see what's behind the number.

Cash · Today

$3,482,910

Projected Mar end $3,538,420

Money in · Mar so far

+$320,140

Projected Mar total +$732,000

Money out · Mar so far

−$252,000

Projected Mar total −$558,000

Money in vs out · cash forecast

1 mo 2 mo 3 mo
Today Feb 10 Feb 17 Feb 24 Mar 3 Mar 10 Mar 17 Mar 24 Mar 31 Apr 7 Apr 14 Apr 21 Apr 28 May 5 $124k −$124k $248k −$248k
Money in (actual) Money out (actual) Money in (projected) Money out (projected) Cash balance

Week of Mar 17 · forecast breakdown

Net +$26,000

Money in $188,000 Money out $162,000
  • Acme Industries · Invoice #4821

    Invoice · Due Mar 18

    +$43,000
  • Globex Pro plan renewals

    Stripe · 84 subscriptions

    +$58,000
  • Initech setup retainer

    Invoice · Due Mar 19

    +$24,000
  • Wayne Enterprises · MSA Q1

    Invoice · Due Mar 20

    +$38,000
  • Stripe daily payouts (5 days)

    Stripe · estimated

    +$25,000

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Confidential v3 · last edited Apr 1, 08:34 PT

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Orion Industries

Board update

March 2026

Summary

March closed up across the board. MRR grew 11.2% month-over-month to $428k, driven by 24 new Pro plan subscriptions and three enterprise upgrades. Net burn ticked down to $215k as hiring paused after the Q1 engineering ramp. Runway extended by 0.8 months.

Cash
$3.48M

+5.4% MoM

MRR
$428k

+11.2% MoM

Burn
$215k

−2.4% MoM

Runway
16.2 mo

+0.8 mo MoM

Trailing 12 months

MRR

+58.4% YoY

AprJunAugOctDecFebMar

Cash on hand

+42.1% YoY

AprJunAugOctDecFebMar

Growth

Two enterprise renewals closed in March: Acme Industries at $42.5k and Wayne Enterprises at $38.2k. Both invoices collect in April. Pro plan additions ran at roughly eight per week with no degradation in conversion. The Q1 funnel changes appear to be holding.

Gross churn dropped to 5.1% from 6.3% in February. Two of the four churned accounts cited "switched to internal tooling," worth a closer look at our enterprise positioning before Q2 sales planning.

Product

Shipped this month: anomaly detection v2 with Slack and email delivery, a redesigned dashboard, and an inline board-update generator (you're reading the first artifact). In flight: QuickBooks two-way sync and a Plaid-direct payroll integration. SSO/SAML slipped to Q2 pending legal review.

Hiring

Two starts in March: a senior product engineer (3/17) and a content marketer (starting 4/6). Open roles: head of sales (Q2 priority) and a staff infrastructure engineer. Recruiter spend ran at $36k, most of that on the head-of-sales search.

Watch items

  • AWS spend up 8.2% MoM. investigating an idle staging cluster.
  • G&A up 12.3% MoM. one-time legal fees on the convertible note.
  • Enterprise pipeline stage 3 → 4 conversion fell to 38%. from 51% in Q4, may be a sample-size blip.

April focus

  1. Close three of the eight active enterprise opportunities.
  2. Make the head-of-sales offer by April 15.
  3. Ship SSO/SAML by end of April for enterprise compliance.
  4. Finalize the EU expansion proposal for May board prep.

Asks of the board

  1. Three enterprise intros in Q2. ICP is series-B SaaS, 200–500 headcount.
  2. Feedback on the EU expansion plan circulated last week.
  3. Reference call introductions for the head-of-sales search.

Yours,

Avery Park

Co-founder & CEO, Orion Industries

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Subscriptions

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AWS

Monthly

$4,280.55

Datadog

Monthly

$1,240.00
Tomorrow $7,080.00

Linear

Annual

$7,080.00
Friday, March 14 $11,612.00

Notion

Monthly

$412.00

Vercel

Monthly

$1,840.00

Slack

Annual

$9,360.00
Monday, March 17 $4,600.00

Anthropic

Monthly

$2,980.00

OpenAI

Monthly

$1,620.00

Past

Sunday, March 9 $1,908.00

GitHub

Monthly

$1,188.00

Figma

Monthly

$720.00

Alerts

The first to notice when something doesn't add up.

Playbook learns your baseline per vendor and flags outliers to Slack, email, or in-app. Only when it actually matters.

Alerts

5 new this week
All Unread Critical
  • Runway dropped below 6 months

    critical

    Burn rate is up 38% over the trailing 3 months. At current spend, cash runs out in 5.8 months.

    Runway · 5.8 mo (was 9.2 mo on Feb 1)

    12 min ago

    Slack #finance

  • Unusual charge on Mercury operating account

    warning

    Stripe charge of $24,890 to “Vercel Inc.”, 11.6× larger than the typical monthly Vercel invoice. Flagged for review.

    Transaction · Mar 9 · 11.6× expected

    2h ago

    Slack #finance

  • Duplicate subscription detected

    warning

    Two active Notion subscriptions on different cards billing $1,920/yr each. One was renewed before the other expired.

    SaaS · $1,920/yr duplicate

    Yesterday

    Email

  • QuickBooks invoice #4821 marked overdue

    info

    Acme Industries invoice of $42,500 due Feb 28 is now 11 days late. Last payment from Acme arrived 3 days after due date.

    Invoice · $42,500 · 11d overdue

    Yesterday

    In-app

  • First Stripe revenue from a new region

    info

    3 new subscriptions from Germany in the last 7 days. First activity in DE since you launched.

    MRR · +$298/mo · DE

    Mar 8

    In-app

Detection

  • Spend anomalies

    3σ deviation from vendor baseline

  • Duplicate subscriptions

    Matches across cards and subsidiaries

  • Runway thresholds

    12mo, 9mo, 6mo, 3mo defaults

  • AR aging

    Invoices past due > 7 days

  • Failed payments

    Stripe declined or chargebacks

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