Hi there — these are real SaaS books
Everything here is the live product on Larkspur Analytics, a sample SaaS company with complete double-entry books — subscriptions, payroll, the burn. Click anything; it's all real.
Product tour
CFO first look — SaaS
The live FuseGrid demo on Larkspur Analytics, a real set of SaaS books: recurring revenue, burn, and the runway math investors ask about.
The signal
One decision, not a dashboard
The cockpit opens on what needs deciding today. For a SaaS company that's usually one of two things: a renewal at risk, or spend growing faster than revenue is.
Cash, stated plainly
Cash is the cash balance with months of runway at the current spend rate — the runway number, computed from the ledger, not a board-deck estimate. Sitting alongside it: the amount owed to you in invoiced-but-uncollected contracts.
Trust the numbers
Where the revenue actually came from
Revenue concentration, stated plainly: which accounts carry the ARR, and how much of it renews through one logo you can'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 of cash, week by week: payroll, the big annual invoices landing, and exactly where the runway math changes if collections slip.
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 Larkspur — three inputs, no signup. For annual-contract SaaS, the collection-days number is real money.
That's the core of it
Everything you just saw is running on Larkspur'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 so you can pick up where you left off.
Every screen above is the live FuseGrid product running on sample books. Open it and click anything — no signup.