bluprnts vs Nomentia Cash Flow Forecasting

bluprnts is web-based cash flow forecasting software for founders, finance teams, and small businesses. Build a forecast from business inputs such as products, sales, employees, costs, and financing; the model derives monthly P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statements, along with bank balance, runway, and breakeven. Users can adjust assumptions and compare scenarios against a base plan. An AI assistant answers questions and can make model changes, while the forecasting engine calculates the figures. Optional Xero integration provides read-only report-level actuals; bluprnts says it does not write to Xero or read invoices, bills, contacts, or bank transactions. Stakeholder reports include AI-written narrative. Growth and Scale include PDF export and tokenised share links; Growth also has project modelling, while Scale supports multiple companies under one account. The 7-day trial requires no card but limits records to 3 products, 3 people, 3 sales, 5 costs, and 2 financing lines. Starter costs £79 a month or £790 a year; Growth is £99 a month or £990 a year; Scale is £199 a month or £1,990 a year.

Nomentia Cash Flow Forecasting brings ERP, treasury, subsidiary, and bank data together to build and manage cash flow forecasts in the cloud. Users can organize forecasts by day, week, or month, and create rolling views from receivables, payables, bank data, and treasury instruments. Timing and amounts can be adjusted without changing source data. AI reference forecasts look for recurring patterns in historical bank transactions, ERP actuals, and past forecasts; Nomentia recommends three years of consistent history for the most accurate results. Subsidiaries can enter or upload figures through controlled templates with validation and deadlines. Teams can compare AI reference forecasts with manual forecasts, freeze versions for plan-to-plan and plan-to-actual tracking, and create scenarios that adjust amounts or timing. Forecasts support transaction, entity, and group currencies, with aggregation across organizational levels. ERP integrations include SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle Fusion, Sage, and regional systems. Nomentia Connect imports data from banks, ERPs, PSPs, and trading platforms, with bank connectivity through several channels. Nomentia lists security certifications and registrations including ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISAE 3402 II. The service is accessed through a browser; pricing is available through a sales conversation.