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Cash Insights LGX FAQs
We’ve compiled the most frequently asked questions from prospective investors, customers, and strategic supporters. Topics include platform positioning, product stage, implementation approach, pricing direction, and long-term growth strategy.
Cash Insights LGX is designed to give organizations sharper liquidity visibility through timing, context, and governed financial intelligence. These FAQs are intended to help you better understand where the platform stands today and where it is headed.
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What is Cash Insights LGX?
Cash Insights LGX is a liquidity governance platform designed to help organizations understand how cash actually moves across their environment. It reads data from the General Ledger, ERP subledgers, third-party subledgers, and bank activity to deliver timing clarity, contextual visibility, predictive insight, and decision-ready liquidity intelligence.
The platform is built to show more than what was booked. It is designed to show what settled, when it settled, what it means economically, and how leadership should respond.
Do I need to replace my ERP, subledgers, or legacy financial systems?
No. Cash Insights LGX follows a No Rip & Replace approach. There is no need to replace your modern ERP, legacy accounting system, ERP subledgers, or third-party subledgers.
In fact, Cash Insights LGX is built for fragmented environments. We specialize in organizations where information is spread across multiple systems, banking relationships, files, and reporting structures.
The model is simple:
Ingest — upload the data
System Read — the platform reads the GL, subledgers, and related sources
React — leadership receives insightful liquidity decision tools
Does Cash Insights LGX require new journal entries?
No. Cash Insights LGX does not require users to create a new layer of journal entries to make the platform work. The system reads your existing data from the GL and supporting financial records, then applies timing, structure, and liquidity interpretation to what is already there.
The objective is to align with your financial reality, not create unnecessary accounting noise.
What is Bank Truth, and why does it matter?
Bank Truth is a core principle of Cash Insights LGX. It means that bank-verified settlement timing serves as the final anchor for understanding when cash actually moved.
Traditional reports often show what was booked, budgeted, or intended. Bank Truth shows what truly settled and when. That distinction matters because real decisions are made based on liquidity, not just accounting recognition.
Cash Insights LGX uses Bank Truth to reduce timing distortion, improve confidence, and provide a more reliable liquidity picture.
What are Level I, Level II, and Level III?
Cash Insights LGX is designed to scale by implementation depth:
Level I is optimized for fast deployment using exported data such as GL detail, AR aging, AP aging, bank activity, and other structured files to generate useful liquidity insight quickly.
Level II adds deeper source alignment, more structured mapping, and stronger subledger visibility to improve confidence and precision.
Level III represents the most advanced stage, with broader automation, deeper enterprise intelligence, and stronger governance across a more fully normalized environment.
What is the tradeoff between fast deployment and manual intervention?
Cash Insights LGX is intentionally designed to deliver value quickly, even before every source system is perfectly harmonized. The tradeoff in earlier deployment levels is not guesswork — it is simply that some unresolved amounts, mapping gaps, or timing differences may still require targeted human review while the platform accelerates insight delivery.
In most cases, this manual intervention is a straightforward process because the answers already exist within your ERP system, subledgers, or bank reconciliation records. The requirement is not to invent a new answer. The requirement is to ensure Cash Insights LGX matches the organization’s ERP, bank reconciliation, and financial reality.
Level I is optimized for speed and typically involves the highest degree of guided intervention, often in the range of 20% to 35%, depending on data quality, fragmentation, and export consistency.
Level II generally reduces manual intervention into the 10% to 20% range by adding stronger mapping and better source alignment.
Level III is designed for the lowest degree of manual support, often in the 0% to 10% range, as the environment becomes more normalized and automated.
Regardless of level, the destination remains the same: 100% decision-grade confidence and operational reliability. The levels do not represent different standards of truth. They represent different stages in how quickly the platform reaches that truth.
How is Cash Insights LGX different from traditional FP&A tools, ERP reporting, or BI dashboards?
Most ERP systems are built to record transactions. FP&A teams often build valuable forecasts, but they are usually constrained by manual effort, spreadsheet maintenance, and accrual assumptions. BI tools can visualize data well, but they generally depend on what has already been modeled upstream.
Cash Insights LGX adds a governed liquidity intelligence layer across those environments. It emphasizes Bank Truth, timing clarity, unresolved-item visibility, fragmented-system alignment, and decision-ready insight.
In short: your ERP records activity, your BI tool visualizes activity, and Cash Insights LGX interprets liquidity reality.
Is Cash Insights LGX ERP agnostic and dashboard agnostic?
Yes. Cash Insights LGX is ERP agnostic, meaning it is not dependent on a single accounting or ERP platform.
It is also dashboard agnostic. If you want to use the onboard Metabase dashboard, that is available. But if you already use Power BI, Tableau, or ThoughtSpot, Cash Insights LGX is designed to work with those environments as well so your existing dashboard licenses and BI investments are not wasted.
Can my ERP be configured to provide the same information?
Your ERP may be able to provide parts of the picture, especially if heavily customized and supported by strong internal reporting processes. However, most ERP environments are not built to deliver the full liquidity governance view that Cash Insights LGX is designed to provide.
What makes LGX different is that it does not stop at booked activity. It combines Bank Truth, timing intelligence, fragmented-system alignment, unresolved-item resolution, predictive insight, and operational decision support.
Your ERP records transactions. Cash Insights LGX helps explain what those transactions mean for real-world liquidity, financial governance, and next-step decisions.
Can Cash Insights LGX produce a 13-week cash forecast?
Yes. A 13-week cash forecast — or a forecast of virtually any length — can be produced in just a few clicks once the environment is set up. Cash Insights LGX is designed to move beyond static spreadsheet forecasting by combining structured financial inputs, timing logic, and predictive insight to generate faster, more decision-ready liquidity visibility.
As more historical periods and source data are introduced, the platform becomes stronger in recognizing behavior patterns, improving forecast confidence, and helping leadership act earlier.
How much historical data is needed?
Useful insight can begin with a limited number of periods, especially for current-state liquidity visibility and early analysis.
However, to unlock stronger predictive behavior, behavioral pattern recognition, and more robust forecasting, Cash Insights LGX generally recommends at least one to three years of historical data when available.
How does Cash Insights LGX describe consolidated Income Statement and Balance Sheet inflows and outflows?
Cash Insights LGX helps organizations understand cash activity through both Income Statement and Balance Sheet lenses, then rolls that activity into a consolidated liquidity view.
Income Statement inflows and outflows generally reflect operating activity such as revenue collections, payroll, rent, vendor spend, taxes, and other recurring transactions tied to performance.
Balance Sheet inflows and outflows reflect cash movements tied to debt proceeds and repayments, capital contributions, inventory changes, prepaid expenses, fixed asset purchases, deferred revenue, intercompany activity, and other structural working capital movements.
Cash Insights LGX classifies and separates these movements so leadership can see not only how much cash moved, but also where it came from, what economic condition it represents, and whether it is tied to operations, obligations, funding, investment, or structural balance sheet change.
Can auditors rely on Cash Insights LGX?
Cash Insights LGX is designed to strengthen audit readiness and support audit-oriented analysis because it ties insight back to underlying records such as the GL, subledgers, and bank activity. It is not intended to override the source systems. It is intended to organize, align, and surface liquidity intelligence in a way that is more traceable and easier to evaluate.
Auditors, finance teams, boards, and reviewers can benefit from LGX because it preserves linkage to source data, highlights unresolved items, surfaces timing differences, and helps explain how booked activity compares to actual settlement behavior.
Does Cash Insights LGX help with fraud prevention or unusual activity?
Yes. One of the advantages of Cash Insights LGX is that it is designed to surface exceptions, unresolved items, unusual timing behavior, transfer irregularities, and other patterns that may indicate risk.
By comparing what was booked, what was expected, and what actually settled at the bank level, LGX can help flag phantom activity, unexplained differences, duplicate patterns, transfer anomalies, or timing conditions that deserve review.
It is not a substitute for internal controls or forensic investigation, but it is a powerful visibility and flagging layer.
We have a lot of bank accounts and banking relationships. Can LGX still work for us?
Yes. Cash Insights LGX is especially valuable in environments with multiple operating accounts, payroll accounts, reserve accounts, sweep structures, and fragmented banking relationships.
Organizations with more banking complexity often have more to gain because timing gaps, transfer confusion, hidden liquidity pressures, and reconciliation blind spots become harder to manage in traditional environments.
Who are the intended users of Cash Insights LGX?
Cash Insights LGX is intended for CFOs, controllers, finance teams, founders, operators, boards, auditors, nonprofit leaders, government finance teams, lenders, turnaround specialists, private equity and venture-backed operators, and implementation partners who need stronger liquidity visibility.
It is especially useful where timing matters, systems are fragmented, reporting is incomplete, or decision-makers need more than a static balance sheet, income statement, or cash flow statement.
Will training or classes be offered?
Yes. Cash Insights LGX is expected to include training, implementation education, and certification-oriented learning paths over time.
The platform is not just software. It is also a framework for understanding liquidity, timing, governance, and financial decision-making more deeply. Training is expected to support general users, implementors, finance leaders, and industry-specific use cases.
Is this AI?
Cash Insights LGX is not positioned as just another AI tool. Its foundation is governed financial logic, timing intelligence, structured reconciliation, and liquidity architecture.
AI can enhance mapping acceleration, anomaly detection, workflow support, and future automation layers, but the core value comes from disciplined financial structure and decision-grade liquidity intelligence.
What separates Cash Insights LGX from the competition?
Most traditional FP&A tools, ERP reporting layers, and dashboard environments take months to configure, depend heavily on manual spreadsheet support, and still struggle to explain real liquidity timing in fragmented environments.
Cash Insights LGX is built to disrupt that model. The founder’s vision is to reduce onboarding from months to days, or a few to a couple of weeks for more complex environments, while still delivering deep liquidity insight.
What separates LGX is its combination of No Rip & Replace deployment, Bank Truth, fragmented-system specialization, ERP agnosticism, dashboard agnosticism, predictive capability, unresolved-item visibility, fraud flags, and governance-oriented financial intelligence.
What is the result of using LGX versus traditional alternatives?
The result is earlier visibility, faster understanding, and more actionable decision support. Instead of waiting months for an ERP-heavy implementation or relying on spreadsheet-intensive workflows, organizations can begin seeing meaningful liquidity insight much sooner.
Cash Insights LGX helps leadership move from static reporting to governed liquidity intelligence — with clearer timing, better op