Future-proof cash management: Simple. Automated. In real-time.
With Tidely, you can easily plan and professionally manage your liquidity without manual data maintenance or cumbersome Excel spreadsheets.


Welcome to the future of cash flow management
With Tidely, complex financial data becomes understandable. All accounts can be connected within 5 minutes and automatically synchronised. The user interface is simple and intuitive to use, allowing anyone to professionally plan and manage liquidity in their business.
You always know the status of your finances
Tidely consolidates all your financial metrics from your bank accounts, your ERP system, and other tools in one place.
This way, you gain a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of your financial situation, and all transactions are automatically categorised.

You receive customised onboarding and German-speaking support
Every new customer receives individualised onboarding! In the Starter tier, this is conducted in small groups, and from the Professional tier onward, it is one-on-one.
Our German support team is available to answer any further questions you might have.

Say good-bye to manual data maintenance
In Tidely, accounts from more than 5,000 banks and all common ERP and accounting systems can be connected. (Plus PayPal accounts, EBICS accounts, credit card providers, Zapier, custom APIs and much more!) Recurring transactions are automatically synchronized and categorized!
It works with an extra step - simply with one click via Excel upload.
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Your new central control instrument for your corporate cash management
With Tidely, you can easily manage and plan your liquidity. Whether it's monitoring and decision-making, detailed analyses, meaningful reports, or strategic purchasing planning — Tidely makes it possible.
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Tidely's Impact on liquidity management
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In an initial consultation, we will answer all your questions about your specific use case.
After this date, you can test Tidely free of charge for 7 days.
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We help you master your liquidity management!
What are the best liquidity planning tools? How can I optimize cash flow? What is the Cash Runway? We will answer these and more questions for you on our blog. Discover exclusive expert insights, latest trends, updates and best practices around liquidity management and many other exciting topics. Master your corporate finances and create a solid basis for sustainable growth!

Liquidity management: tasks, instruments and tools 2026
Liquidity management determines whether your business remains able to operate at all times, regardless of how profitable it appears on paper. In this article, you’ll learn exactly what liquidity management is, what tasks and tools it involves, and how to implement it step by step. You’ll see how to get started with Excel, when it’s worth switching to specialist software, and how to safeguard your liquidity even in times of crisis. This turns a necessary task into a real competitive advantage.
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Working Capital: Definition, Calculation & Optimization
Working capital is one of the most important metrics when it comes to your company's short-term financial strength. It answers a simple but crucial question: are your short-term assets sufficient to cover your current liabilities? For SMEs and mid-sized businesses in particular, this is more than just a balance sheet figure, as capital tied up in inventory and outstanding receivables is capital that is unavailable for growth and investment elsewhere. In this guide, you will learn exactly what working capital is, how to calculate it step-by-step, which benchmarks apply to your industry, and the levers you can use to optimize it effectively. Includes worked examples and an analysis of the cash conversion cycle.

Calculating Cash Flow: Formulas, Methods & Examples
Being able to calculate cash flow is one of the most valuable skills in business management: only when you know exactly how much money is coming in and going out can you confidently plan investments, negotiate financing, and manage growth. A look at the current economic climate shows why this effort is worthwhile: the number of corporate insolvencies in Germany rose to approximately 23,900 in 2025, an increase of 8.3% compared to the previous year (Creditreform, 2025). Liquidity bottlenecks often play a central role in these cases. By calculating your cash flow regularly, you can identify financial constraints earlier and take timely corrective action. In this guide, we will walk you through the direct and indirect methods, operating and free cash flow, discounted cash flow, and real estate calculations, each with a fully worked-out example.
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Cash Flow: Definition, Meaning & Types Explained Simply
Cash flow is one of the most honest financial indicators in your business. It determines whether you can pay bills, invest and grow. Well-managed cash flow is more than a safety net. It is a lever for growth: when you understand your payment flows, you can invest at the right time, use early-payment discounts, negotiate better terms and seize opportunities before competitors react. The stakes are high: in 2025, around 82% of business insolvencies in Germany affected micro-enterprises (Creditreform, 2025). For startups, running out of capital is also one of the most common reasons for failure: according to CB Insights, lack of capital played a role in 70% of the startup shutdowns examined since 2023 (CB Insights, 2026). In this guide, you’ll learn how to use your cash flow for stability, flexibility and growth.



































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