How to build and run a simple cash flow model | Lunch and Learn

Blue Dot Consulting

Price:	FREE
Date:	Fri 16th Jan 2026
Time:	12:00 - 12:30

In this session, accounting expert Michael Austin will show you how to build and run a simple cash flow model using a spreadsheet and good bookkeeping.

Topics covered in this session

How to build a simple cash flow model without using apps

How to keep it updated with correct historical information and forecast the near future

Why good bookkeeping is the foundation of any cash flow model

About the speaker

Michael Austin is the founder of chartered accountancy service Blue Dot Consulting Limited and has been helping SMEs with their financial management for 25 years.

If you have any questions you'd like Michael to answer during the webinar, please send them to events@enterprisenation.com.

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Michael Austin

Blue Dot Consulting

I work with the MDs of SME businesses and help them improve profitability and cashflow through common sense financial management. I focus on the following areas: profit improvement cashflow good bookkeeping understandable financial information embracing useful technology Get these right and you have a good foundation to grow profitably in the future. I'm the founder and MD of Blue Dot Consulting Limited, a chartered accountancy practice in South West London which I set up around the turn of the century. I've never hired colleagues who have only worked in accountancy firms, preferring the real-world experience of finance profesionals who have worked in real businesses - perhaps like yours. Much of what I've seen and learned over the years is reflected in my blog. You won't find much that's typical accountanty stuff on there - but you might find one or two things that are helpful.

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