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What drives revenue, margin, working capital and cash.

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Available on every tab in your workspace — answers come with sources, the period, the calculation, and a confidence level.

Answers run on your connected books after signup. The sample keeps every number deterministic — it never improvises a reply.

Business model

How your business actually composes — operational drivers feed revenue and cost, which set margin, which (with the working-capital drivers) lands cash. Every node traces to your books; click any one to see where its number comes from.

How money composes here

Operational drivers feed revenue and margin, margin sets the operating result, and — with the working-capital drivers — the result lands in cash. Click any name to see where its number comes from.

Operational drivers
  • 91%
  • 34%
  • 19%
  • 39%
Revenue & gross margin
$417,240
  • $684,000
  • $266,760
Operating profit/(loss)
$86,000
  • $331,240
Working capital
$357,000
  • 33 days
  • 54 days
  • 24 days
  • 63 days
Cash
$412,000

Solve for your target

Choose the outcome your team wants to reach. Ataski calculates the single driver value required. This is a preview, not a recommendation or an approved plan.

Example target — change it to your own
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Business model driver tree Actual Plan Forecast Δ Plan
$412,000
$86,000
$417,240
61
39
$684,000
91%
34%
19%
$266,760
39%
$331,240
$357,000
33 days
54 days
24 days
63 days

Each node is driven by the ones beneath it

What this is
The financial model — how simple “levers” (how many customers, at what price, how many people) build up all of revenue, costs and the forecast. In this sample every number is example data; after connecting your books you edit the levers and everything recomputes.