Your bookkeeping tells you what happened. Your financial plan should tell you what to do next.
Many growing businesses have accurate books but still make major decisions with incomplete information. Revenue may be rising while cash tightens. A profitable service line may be subsidizing an unprofitable one. Hiring may feel urgent without a model showing when the added payroll becomes sustainable.
Keltner Financial converts historical records into decision-ready forecasts, dashboards, and practical operating conversations.
Start with the level of clarity your business needs now.
Each engagement is designed to produce usable decisions—not a thicker binder.
Recommended starting point
01
Financial Clarity Diagnostic
A focused review of cash flow, profitability, reporting gaps, and near-term risks.
Financial health assessment
Priority risks and opportunities
90-day action plan
Designed for one operating business with reasonably current financial records. Additional entities, significant bookkeeping cleanup, or unusually complex analysis are scoped separately.
02
Forecasting & Management Reporting Build
A custom operating model that connects budget, cash, KPIs, and monthly review.
Rolling forecast
13-week cash plan
Management dashboard
Final pricing depends on data condition, entity structure, reporting complexity, and the models required.
03
Ongoing FP&A Support
Monthly financial planning and decision support without adding a full-time finance hire.
Monthly performance review
Forecast updates
Scenario analysis
Ongoing engagements begin with an initial three-month commitment and are scoped according to reporting complexity, meeting cadence, and decision-support needs.
A disciplined process
From scattered numbers to a repeatable decision system.
Good financial planning is not a one-time spreadsheet. It is a management rhythm.
1
Understand the business
Clarify the operating model, owner priorities, and decisions at stake.
2
Organize the financial picture
Reconcile the information needed for useful analysis—not unnecessary complexity.
3
Build the forward view
Translate assumptions into cash, margin, and operating scenarios.
4
Create the management rhythm
Set a practical monthly cadence for review, accountability, and course correction.
Free planning tool
Pressure-test your next 13 weeks of cash.
Use the interactive planner to estimate weekly cash movement and spot the first point where your operating cushion becomes uncomfortable.