How your numbers are made, and what they mean
Two kinds of guide, for Indian founders: how Cassence works out each number you see, and the money basics behind them, from runway to GST dates. Each has something you can use straight away.
How Cassence works it out
How Cass turns your books into each number you see: cash, spending, the forecast, the checks.
How Cassence builds your 13-week cash forecast
Every rule Cassence uses to forecast your cash week by week for the next quarter, how to read the lowest week, and a template to build your own.
How Cassence works out your cash, burn and spending
The rules behind your first three numbers: a confirmed bank balance, what counts as burn (and what doesn’t), and how spending is sorted, with a sample month.
Money basics for founders
The questions every founder asks about cash, burn and Indian tax, answered plainly.
How to calculate your startup's runway
The formula, a worked example in rupees, the five mistakes that make runway look longer than it is, and a calculator to try your own numbers.
GST and TDS due dates: the calendar for 2026-27
Every monthly, quarterly and yearly date for GST, TDS, PF, ESI and advance tax, what being late costs, and a tool that finds your company’s dates for any month.
What is an AI CFO agent, and what isn't it?
What a CFO does, which part of that an AI agent can take on, why its figures must be calculated rather than generated, and eight questions to ask any AI CFO.
Burn rate, explained with Indian examples
Gross and net burn with a worked example in rupees, why Indian burn is lumpy, how to judge whether yours is too high, and a breakdown to try your own month.
What to send your investors every month
The five parts of a one-page monthly update, the rules that make investors read it, and a template you can copy into an email.
Looking for how to use Cassence itself? Read the docs.