Enterprise Sales CRM
Small scale enterprise deal CRM appropriate for founder or sales lead at an small business or startup. Comes with a filterable table with conditional formatting and a dashboard to track key pipeline metrics. Adjust as needed.
Monthly budget-vs-forecast model for a small company or startup that closes the books and has to explain plan vs. actual, then reforecast the rest of the year. Best for a single business with a few entities, departments and products — not for job costing, consolidations, or a full three-statement model.
By Atomiq
Compare your approved budget with monthly actuals and an updated full-year forecast. This template separates source data, mappings, forecast assumptions, calculations, variance analysis, and management reporting. The reporting month sets which periods use actual results and which use forecasts. Use it to explain revenue and expense differences, revise the remaining plan, and record management actions for a small business or startup.
Open the template in Atomiq or download the Excel workbook.
Set Reporting Month on ReadMe to your last closed accounting period.
Replace the examples on Actuals_Raw, Budget_Raw, and Drivers_Raw with your accounting, budget, and operating data.
Match your account, department, entity, and product codes on Mappings.
Set the scenario and business inputs on Assumptions.
Review Checks and correct the source data, mappings, or assumptions behind each failure.
Record the causes and management actions in the commentary area on Variance.
After Checks shows PASS, review the full-year forecast and Dashboard.
Reporting Month on ReadMe identifies the last closed period. Model uses actuals through that month and forecast assumptions for the remaining months.
Prepare your accounting actuals, approved budget, and operating drivers. Keep their source totals so you can reconcile the imported figures.
Variance includes monthly, year-to-date, and full-year comparisons. It also includes a revenue bridge for price and volume differences and fields for causes, actions, and owners.
This template focuses on budget review, operating forecasts, and cash planning. Use the Three Statement Model when you need a complete linked set of financial statements.
Resolve failed controls on Checks. Confirm the reporting month, mappings, assumptions, and commentary, then review the dashboard outputs.