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Fieldstone ServicesDemo data

P&L

The books and the forecast in one statement. Every month after September 2026 comes from the forecast model, so this page always shows where the year is going to land, not only where it has been.

QuickBooksStripePayrollSynced daily · as of 1 Oct 2026
Revenue, 2026
$3.25M
+20.1% on the year before
Gross profit
$1.52M
46.9% gross margin
Net profit
$608K
18.7% net margin
Cash at the end
$292K
Forecast

Where the money went, 2026

9 actual + 3 forecast. Pick any column in the statement below to see it here.

$3.25M
Revenue100%
−$1.47M
Delivery team45%
−$188K
Contractors6%
−$65K
Client software2%
$1.52M
Gross profit47%
−$498K
Owner, sales, admin15%
−$416K
Overhead13%
$608K
Net profit19%

Shaded columns are the forecast. Nobody typed them: change an assumption on the forecast and they move. Select any line to see where it comes from and what drives it.

Open the model
Line
$1.69M$2.03M$2.49M
$706K$826K$899K
$311K$391K$424K
$2.70M$3.25M$3.81M
$1.24M$1.47M$1.71M
$148K$188K$212K
$54K$65K$76K
$1.44M$1.72M$2.00M
$1.26M$1.52M$1.81M
$462K$498K$588K
$120K$133K$133K
$67K$74K$74K
$93K$107K$103K
$54K$58K$58K
$40K$44K$44K
$836K$914K$1000K
$421K$608K$809K

Costs are shown as positive amounts and subtracted. Owner draws are not a cost and sit below the line, on cash.

Actuals come from the books after each month closes. The statement and the forecast use the same numbers, so what you see here is what the forecast is building from, and nothing has to be copied between spreadsheets.