Quarterly AUM billing creates 60-day cash deserts
Fees collected in January fund operations through March. In February, cash looks tight — not because the business is struggling, but because of billing timing. The Sprint makes that pattern explicit.
Cash Flow for Financial Advisory Firms
Financial advisory firms bill quarterly AUM fees but carry monthly overhead. The Sprint maps your quarterly fee collection schedule against your monthly fixed costs so cash tight spots are visible in advance, not discovered at month-end.
Fees collected in January fund operations through March. In February, cash looks tight — not because the business is struggling, but because of billing timing. The Sprint makes that pattern explicit.
A client withdrawal drops AUM and the corresponding fee in the same quarter. Scenario tabs model the cash impact of AUM drawdowns.
CRM, compliance, planning software, and custodian costs keep increasing. The Sprint tracks those cost trends against fee revenue so the margin compression is visible.
Financial advisory firms with 2–10 advisors using QuickBooks Online or Xero, with AUM-based or retainer revenue.
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Yes. Billing frequency is mapped explicitly so quarterly AUM fees appear at the right weeks in the 13-week model, not spread evenly.
Yes. A market decline scenario applies a percentage reduction to AUM-based fees across the forecast period so you can see the operating cash impact.