Features built for clear cash decisions
Every tool inside Henbury is designed to turn raw transaction data into a plain-language view of where your money sits, where it's going, and what to review next.
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What Henbury actually does
Rather than replacing your accounting software, Henbury reads the data you already have and surfaces the patterns that matter — idle balances, irregular outflows, and upcoming pressure points — so you can act with more confidence.
A single, readable view of cash position
Instead of exporting spreadsheets from multiple accounts, Henbury consolidates your balances and recent activity into one screen. The aim is simple: you should be able to understand your current cash position in under a minute, not an afternoon.
Figures are grouped by account and by category, with plain labels rather than accounting jargon, so the summary is useful whether or not you have a finance background.
Updated views, refreshed as new data arrives
Core feature set
These are the building blocks of the platform — each one addresses a specific, recurring question that small businesses and private investors ask about their cash.
Cash flow mapping
See how money moves in and out over time, grouped by source and category, with a clear running total so trends are easy to spot rather than buried in rows of transactions.
Idle balance flags
The system highlights balances that have sat unused for an extended period, so you can decide whether that cash should be working harder elsewhere or kept as a buffer.
Outflow pattern analysis
Recurring and one-off expenses are separated out, making it easier to see which costs are predictable and which ones deserve a closer look.
Plain-language summaries
Instead of charts alone, Henbury adds short written summaries explaining what changed since your last review and why it might matter.
Scenario comparisons
Compare how different allocation choices could play out on paper before you commit, using your own historical figures as the basis for the comparison.
Review scheduling
Set a cadence for revisiting your cash position — weekly, monthly, or quarterly — so decisions are made on a routine rather than only when something feels urgent.
How the features work together
Each tool feeds into the next, so you move from raw numbers to an informed decision without having to piece things together manually.
Connect your data
Link the accounts or upload the statements you want Henbury to analyse. No minimum deposit or account balance is required to begin.
Review the summary
The platform organises your activity into a consolidated view, flagging idle cash and notable patterns in plain language.
Compare and decide
Use scenario comparisons to weigh options, then apply whatever cadence of review suits how actively you manage your cash.
Who uses which features
The same core tools support two different kinds of users, each with a different reason for wanting a clearer picture of their cash.
Small business owners
Cash flow mapping and outflow pattern analysis help identify slow-paying invoices, seasonal dips, or recurring costs that have crept up — all without needing a dedicated finance team.
Private investors
Idle balance flags and scenario comparisons make it easier to see which uninvested cash could be reallocated, and to think through the trade-offs before moving anything.
Owners managing multiple accounts
The consolidated summary removes the need to log in to several banking portals separately, bringing everything into one readable place.
Frequently asked questions
Does Henbury replace my accounting software?
No. Henbury is designed to work alongside your existing accounts and tools, adding an analysis layer rather than replacing bookkeeping or tax software.
Do I need a minimum balance to use the features?
No minimum deposit is required. The platform is built to be useful whether your accounts hold a small or substantial amount of cash.
How often is my data refreshed?
Your summary view updates as new data becomes available from your connected accounts or uploaded statements, so recent activity is reflected without manual re-entry.
Can I set my own review schedule?
Yes. Review scheduling lets you choose how often you'd like to be prompted to revisit your cash position, based on how actively you want to manage it.
See these features with your own data
Connect an account or upload a statement to get a first look at how Henbury summarises your cash position.
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