Your bank account already knows how your business is doing.
John Galt CFO turns business account activity into reconciled cash-flow metrics, financial signals and clear explanations for founders and banks.
June remained profitable. Travel doubled month over month and Nord AB generated 38% of revenue received.
From account activity to an explainable financial view.
Business account transactions are normalised into a consistent financial structure.
Finance-specific logic identifies income, operating outflows, recurring commitments and ambiguous items.
Cash-based management indicators are calculated consistently and checked against the source transactions.
AI assists with interpretation, financial signals and plain-language explanations. Results remain connected to the underlying transactions.
One reviewable financial view.
Charts, metric cards, transactions and explanations share the same underlying account activity. Illustrative example. Fictional company and transaction data.
€1.62M
June remained profitable. Travel doubled month over month and Nord AB generated 38% of revenue received.
Every reference traces back to the underlying transactions.
Metrics shown are cash-based management indicators derived from account activity. They may differ from accrual accounting results and statutory accounts.
One engine. Two ways to use it.
A clearer cash picture for founders.
See revenue received, operating outflows, cash-based operating result, recurring commitments and concentration signals in one place. Understand what changed and which transactions drive each result.
- Know where cash is coming from
- See recurring commitments and unusual changes
- Trace each result back to the relevant transactions
Built by finance operators.
John Galt CFO is developed by John Galt Finance, a team of CFOs, finance leads and analysts working with founders and operators.
These figures describe the advisory track record behind John Galt CFO, not the number of John Galt CFO users.
Advisory engagement by John Galt Finance. Not a John Galt CFO product result.
View the caseClear controls for sensitive financial data.
Business transaction data requires clear controls. Before a pilot begins, we agree the data scope, processing roles, retention, deletion and access arrangements with the customer or banking partner.