The LivePlan Blog

In addition to syncing with QuickBooks Online, LivePlan now works with QuickBooks Desktop for Windows as well as Right Networks’ cloud-hosted solution.

Sales forecasting doesn’t have to be hard—and you are the most qualified person to do it for your business. Here’s how to forecast your sales.

The Lean Planning method is an ongoing process of business planning that allows you to strategize, adapt, and keep track of how your business is doing. Our step-by-step guide will show you how to create your own Lean Plan, and how Lean Planning helps your business.

We all set goals in our personal lives, but in business, we’re not always as goal-focused. How can we actually track and reach our business goals?

LivePlan’s Dashboard makes monthly financial review simple—and now, we’ve added balance sheet and cash flow statements to the Dashboard to make it even easier.

To get the most value from a regular financial statement analysis, you need to start comparing your “actuals”—how your business performed—to your forecast.

Here are 5 things to look for when you’re performing a cash flow analysis and comparing your plan to your actual results.

A key part of your monthly financial review meeting is taking a look at your balance sheet—and it will only take you a few minutes.

A great place to start your financial review meeting is with your income statement, also known as your profit and loss statement (P&L).

We added the full profit and loss statement to the LivePlan Dashboard. You can now review your P&L compared to your forecast, the previous period, and the previous year—all on one page.