Does Float Cashflow Forecasting integrate with Xero?

Yes. Float Cashflow Forecasting lists Xero as an integration. The Firm's directory can be filtered by Xero to see the other tools that plug into the same stack.

Who is Float Cashflow Forecasting for?

Float Cashflow Forecasting is built for Finance teams. It is forecasting and planning software, listed on The Firm's practice shelf.

Forecasting & planning

Float Cashflow Forecasting

Name: Float Cashflow Forecasting
Brand: Float Cashflow Forecasting

Float Cashflow Forecasting is forecasting and planning software for accounting firms and their clients. It integrates with Xero. It is sold by subscription.

For Advisory and CFO services In-house finance teams

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Pricing: Subscription
Headquarters: Edinburgh, UK
Company size: 51-200
Last checked: 3 September 2026

Float is a cash flow forecasting software that integrates with Xero to provide real-time insights into cash positions. It allows users to see projected bank balances up to 36 months ahead, updated daily or on demand.

Float imports invoices, bills, and bank transactions from Xero, enabling users to manage cash flow without the need for spreadsheets. The software supports scenario planning, allowing users to model different financial situations and their impacts.

Compiled by The Firm from the vendor's website and app-store listing, checked 3 September 2026. Not reviewed by the vendor. Claim this listing to correct it.

What it does

Live cash flow forecasts
Scenario planning
AR and AP visibility
Budget vs actuals tracking

Works with

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Xero

Built for

Finance teams

From firms

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