Cash flow gap visualizer
Blue dashed: expected cash flow · Red: realistic cash flow · Amber line: safety buffer
📊 YOUR CASH FLOW PICTURE
Biggest gap period: day 0 to day 3
Maximum gap: $0
Stress risk days: 0 days below your $0 buffer
ChaseAI closes this gap by automating follow-ups before invoices become overdue — not after.
ChaseAI closes this gap by automating follow-ups before invoices become overdue.
Try Smart Chasing FreeWhat is a cash flow gap and why it happens
Expenses are predictable and monthly. Receipts are delayed and uneven. Late payment widens the mismatch and can push healthy businesses into short-term cash stress.
How to read your cash flow gap chart
The blue line is ideal timing. The red line is realistic timing. The space between them is delayed cash. The safety threshold highlights days where risk is highest.
4 ways to close a cash flow gap
- Automate invoice chasing to reduce payment delay.
- Collect deposits on new work.
- Offer selective early-payment discounts.
- Build at least a two-month expense buffer.
Related tools: Late Payment Cost Calculator and DSO Calculator.
External references
- QuickBooks late payment report
- Xero small business cash flow insights
- Atradius payment behavior benchmarks
Written by Pasko Djonovic, Founder at ChaseAI • Last updated May 6, 2026
