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Cash-Flow Survival Runway Calculator

A profitable business can still go bankrupt if cash dries up before customer payments arrive. Track your available bank balance, pending 30-day Udhaar receivables, and monthly vendor outflows to know your exact safety runway.

Cash-Flow Survival Runway

Profit on paper doesn't pay suppliers. Cash in the bank does. Track when your account will run empty if collections slow down.

Cash Flow Status
Surplus (Safe)

Available Cash & Collections

2,25,000 Liquidity

Only count realistic payments you expect to collect this month.

Monthly Cash Outflows

1,78,000/mo
Cash Reserve Diagnostic

Net Monthly Burn vs Surplus

Monthly Net Cash Drift
-18,000/mo

Monthly cash drain

Days of Cash Left
Infinite (Safe)

Monthly sales cover all outflows

Diagnostic Notice
Business generates positive operational cash flow monthly.

Emergency Cash Conservation Checklist:

Collect All Pending Udhaar TodaySend polite WhatsApp reminders with quick UPI payment links to every debtor. Even recovering 40% of receivables adds ₹18,000 instant liquidity.
Pause Restocking Non-Core InventoryFreeze new orders for slow-moving items. Run a clearance flash sale on existing stock to convert locked capital directly into bank balance.
Renegotiate Vendor Credit TermsRequest trusted suppliers for an extra 10–14 days credit buffer on current invoices to keep working capital protected.

Why Working Capital Kills More Businesses Than Lack of Profit

The difference between accounting profit and real cash solvency.

The Udhaar Cash Gap

When customers owe you ₹50,000 in credit, your books show revenue, but your bank balance is ₹0. If your landlord demands rent tomorrow, paper profits won't clear the cheque.

Over-Purchasing Dead Inventory

Buying ₹1,00,000 worth of slow-moving stock because the wholesaler gave a 5% bulk discount locks your precious liquid cash on a wooden shelf for months. Always preserve cash over marginal volume discounts.

The 90-Day Safety Rule

Every healthy Indian enterprise should maintain at least 60 to 90 days of fixed operating expenses in a liquid savings account or sweep-in fixed deposit to weather seasonal dips and festive delays.