Product tour

CFO first look — law firms

The live FuseGrid demo on Fenwick & Co., a real set of law-firm books: collections, realization, and the cash your WIP is hiding.

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The signal

Hi there — these are real firm books

Everything here is the live product on Fenwick & Co., a sample law firm with complete double-entry books — billings, collections, payroll, partner draws. Click anything; it's all real.

One decision, not a dashboard

The cockpit opens on what needs deciding today. For a firm that's usually the same thing: which aging invoices get a partner's phone call this week.

Cash, stated plainly

Cash is the cash balance, with the amount owed to you sitting in receivables at the collection cycle. For most firms this line is the whole conversation — the work is done, the cash isn't in.

Trust the numbers

Where the revenue actually came from

Client concentration, stated plainly: who drives revenue, who's slow to pay, and which relationship the firm couldn't afford to lose.

Open the 13-week cash forecast

Click Cash · 13 weeks.

Act on it

Thirteen weeks, built from the ledger

Thirteen weeks forward: draws, payroll, and the collections you're counting on — week by week, from the ledger. Realization problems show up here before they show up in the bank.

The week that matters

The forecast names the low point rather than making you find it — the week to collect early or delay a payment.

Now run YOUR numbers

Same math this screen runs on Fenwick & Co. — three inputs, no signup. For most firms the collection-days number is the one that stings.

That's the core of it

Everything you just saw is running on Fenwick & Co.'s real books, and it stays open — keep clicking. There's a second half: the advanced modules go deeper into the ledger.

Want the advanced modules?

Leave your email and the rest of the demo unlocks — GL detail, full financials, A/R aging — plus a link back into this exact session.


Every screen above is the live FuseGrid product running on sample books. Open it and click anything — no signup.