Predictive cash flow models
The model studies your history of collections and expenses to estimate when you will have available liquidity and how long it can remain invested without compromising your expected payments.
Sobria Truequenza analyzes your income history and learns your risk tolerance. Between project and project, the surplus moves on its own, within the limits that you set.
The platform shows at all times the status of the managed surplus, the level of active risk and the history of decisions made by the model, with the option to reverse any action.
A large income arrives, covers expenses, and the rest remains in the checking account until the next payment. That intermediate period is where performance is lost, month after month.
Manually reviewing what to do with that surplus every week is not feasible for someone who bills by project. Markets change in hours, not the weeks that manual analysis takes.
Sobria Truequenza replaces that manual review with a model that looks at your cash flows and adjusts risk exposure continuously, without you having to open a spreadsheet.
Three components work together: flow prediction, risk management and real-time visibility. Neither acts without the other two.
The model studies your history of collections and expenses to estimate when you will have available liquidity and how long it can remain invested without compromising your expected payments.
Each investment decision respects a risk profile that the system recalibrates according to your real behavior: how much you withdraw, how frequently and how you react to drops in value.
The status of your surplus, current exposure and open positions are updated continuously. There are no monthly reports to review; Information is available when you need it.
The process is the same for every decision the system makes, and you can review it at any time from your dashboard.
Your bank or billing account is linked in read-only mode. The system receives the history of movements, it cannot initiate transfers outside the configured limits.
The model identifies collection cycles, fixed expenses and periods of low activity. Using that basis, calculate how much of the balance can be considered available surplus.
The identified surplus is allocated based on your risk profile, with automatic exit rules if a known payment due date is approaching.
The same engine behaves differently depending on the risk margin you define and how the money arrives.
When a large invoice is received, the system first retains what is necessary to cover fixed expenses for the next two months. Only the rest is allocated to low-risk instruments, with scheduled exits before each scheduled maturity.
If no new collections come in for several weeks, the model progressively reduces exposure, even before the available balance drops critically, to maintain room to maneuver while the next project arrives.
Direct answers to the three most frequently asked questions among freelancers and small businesses.
The banking connection is made in read-only mode through certified providers under European regulations. Sobria Truequenza does not store your access credentials and encrypts information in transit and at rest. You can revoke access at any time from your dashboard.
Yes. The system always maintains a minimum liquidity reserve that you define and positions can be liquidated on demand. The availability time depends on the instrument in which the surplus is placed, and is shown before each allocation.
The model operates within the risk, horizon and liquidity limits that you configure at the beginning. You cannot expand those limits yourself or make transfers outside of authorized accounts. Any profile change requires explicit confirmation from you.