Cashplannr × Teamleader

Your sales side in your cash planning: deals, invoices and subscriptions.

What does this integration do?

Your Teamleader tells you what is still coming. Cashplannr reads your open deals, your outstanding sales invoices, your draft invoices and your subscriptions, and puts them in your cash planning on their expected date. For your expenses and your bank, combine Teamleader with an accounting or bank connection.

What data do we sync?

Open deals

Deals that are not won or lost yet count as expected cash-in on their expected closing date. We take over the weighted value from Teamleader, so the probability of success is already included.

Sales invoices

Outstanding invoices count as outstanding, with their due date. Draft invoices count as expected.

Subscriptions

Active subscriptions become a recurring expectation in your forecast.

Customers

We link the customer behind a deal or invoice to the same relation in Cashplannr.

What do you get?

Earlier visibility on cash-in

No waiting until a deal becomes an invoice. You see the expected cash already on the closing date of the deal.

Recurring revenue in view

Subscriptions run months ahead in your forecast.

Sales and finance aligned

One number for commercial and financial decisions, fed by the same Teamleader data.

How to connect?

01

Start the connection

In Cashplannr you choose Teamleader. We send you to the Teamleader login screen.

02

Give consent

You log in to Teamleader and approve the access.

03

Your sales side is in

Deals, invoices and subscriptions appear in Cashplannr. After that the sync runs four times a day.

Secure & GDPR-compliant

Read-only

We edit nothing in Teamleader.

OAuth

You log in to Teamleader itself. We do not store a password, and you can revoke access in Teamleader at any time.

Limited data

We read deals, invoices, subscriptions and the name and VAT number of the customer. No emails, no phone numbers.

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