Connected data layer
BCB brings accounting, operations, job, quote, invoice and payment data into one operating view.
Business Conveyor Belt connects accounting, sales pipeline, work in progress, invoices, costs and timing into one forward-looking cashflow view.
BCB sits above systems like Xero, MYOB and Simpro. Those systems remain the source of truth. BCB uses their data to build a clearer view of what is happening now, what is coming next, and what decisions may affect cash in the bank.
BCB brings accounting, operations, job, quote, invoice and payment data into one operating view.
The platform organises business activity around timing, inflows, outflows, WIP and expected cash movement.
Users can test hiring, delayed payments, job timing, quote conversion and cost changes before decisions land.
Source labels, sync status, timing rules and warnings help users understand where numbers came from.
BCB is not a static report. It is a live operating layer that connects the systems already running the business and turns that data into a practical forward view.
View expected money in, money out, opening balances, closing balances and pressure points across 4, 8, 13, 26, 52 and 104 week views.
Quotes, expected timing, status and probability can be reviewed in context, so pipeline activity does not sit disconnected from cashflow planning.
Jobs, projects, milestones and work in progress can be connected to invoice timing, payment timing and future cash movement.
Model delayed payments, new hires, cost changes, quote conversion, WIP timing or large purchases without changing the live baseline forecast.
BCB connects to existing business systems, processes the data through its cashflow engine, then surfaces the information through practical views, alerts, scenarios and decision tools.
Users connect supported accounting and operations tools through secure OAuth authorisation flows inside the Integration Centre.
BCB uses direct API integrations and incremental sync logic to bring in changed records without relying on third-party middleware.
The platform builds the cashflow view, validates source completeness, flags issues, and lets users test scenarios before taking action.
BCB brings together architecture, automation, integrations, forecasting and scenario modelling so business decisions can be made with clearer financial context.
BCB connects directly to source systems using native APIs and structured sync logic. The platform is designed to keep financial and operational data traceable, current and usable.
Every number in BCB should be explainable. Users can see where values came from, when data was last synced, and what assumptions are being used.
BCB builds the baseline cashflow view from synced accounting and operational data, reducing the need for spreadsheet maintenance and manual re-entry.
Scenarios run separately from baseline cashflow so users can test decisions without accidentally changing the live forecast.
Apollo is not an open-ended chatbot. It is a structured AI layer designed to support setup, forecast improvement and scenario creation while keeping outputs reviewable.
BCB can support different levels of forecasting depth, sync frequency and scenario usage depending on the plan a business chooses.
BCB Pulse gives users a quick state of the business view across cashflow, lead flow and workflow. It helps non-experts understand what to look at first.
BCB is not a replacement for accounting or operations software. It is a read-only integration layer that uses source system data to build a clearer cashflow operating view.
Source systems stay in control. BCB provides the visibility layer they were not designed to offer.
BCB is designed around direct API ownership rather than relying on third-party connector platforms. This gives BCB more control over field coverage, sync logic, data quality, error handling and scalability.
BCB connects the movements that business owners already manage every day, then organises them around the timing that affects future cash.
Xero and MYOB data helps build the financial base of the cashflow view.
Simpro data helps connect delivery activity to invoicing, timing and future cash movement.
Pipeline context helps users understand what may become cash and what should stay speculative.
BCB structures the data into views that support decisions before pressure becomes urgent.
BCB uses validation gates to reduce the risk of modelling from incomplete data, invalid values, stale sync results or unsupported assumptions.
Model new staff costs, onboarding timing, expected revenue contribution and the cash impact across the next quarter.
Test a delayed invoice or progress claim and see whether it creates pressure in the same window as payroll, BAS or supplier payments.
Connect active work, milestones, invoice timing and payment terms to understand when operational work may become bankable cash.
Compare a purchase now against a delayed purchase and see whether either option creates short-term cashflow pressure.
Explore how Business Conveyor Belt connects accounting, operations, pipeline and scenario modelling into one forward-looking operating view.