The company commits money in email weeks before it reaches accounting. By the time you see it, it’s an invoice you need to pay, not a forecast you can manage.
Fewer follow-ups. Fewer meetings.
No surprises.
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Created by a CFO for CEOs, CFOs and Controllers.
Good morning, Kevin.
Three things entered Finance’s horizon this week.
Marketing is in discussions to retain Acme Creative.
A retainer is taking shape in Sarah’s thread — nothing signed yet.
Northwind wants 50% upfront before they will manufacture PO 23453.
Three weeks earlier than the forecast assumed.
The warehouse is hiring.
Salary estimate plus 20% for taxes and benefits — about $6,500 a month from mid-September. The recruiter’s $10,000 follows 15 days after the start date.
— Pursor
Two emails a week. Pursor asks whoever made the commitment to confirm it, with the answer already written — so nobody compiles anything, and nobody gets chased.
Thursday
The Ask
One summary email per week for each participant. Answered just like a normal email.
Monday
The Briefing
A weekly summary of upcoming, potential financial commitments — with amounts and dates.
Every other day
Silence
No dashboard to check, no meeting to add, no notifications.
No commits to finance without express participant approval.
Pursor tracks commitments, not people. Participants approve, edit or delete with a simple email. No more chasing, no more surprises, no more cash chaos just before payroll runs.
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