One tool for every mandate
Stop rebuilding the same model for each new client. Set up a forecast from their accounting in an afternoon, and spend the rest of the engagement on the decisions instead of the spreadsheet.
Why this page exists
The model is not the value. Getting to the decision is.
Every mandate starts the same way: two weeks pulling the client's numbers into a spreadsheet that only you can maintain. The client pays for those two weeks and gets nothing they can use after you leave.
The work that actually earns the fee comes after — costing a hire, pricing a cancellation, showing what a lost client does to the runway. That work is the same shape at every client, which is exactly what a tool should carry.
Foreqast builds the baseline from the client's own accounting, so the setup is an afternoon rather than a fortnight. Decisions stack on top of it and can be switched on and off beside the plan, which is how a board conversation actually goes.
And when the engagement ends, the client keeps something that stays current — rather than a workbook that rots the month after your last invoice.
What you get
Built for someone running several clients at once
The partner plan exists because a consultant's problem is plural: many companies, one person, one login.
Ten client entities and up
Every mandate its own space with its own data and users, switchable from one account without juggling logins.
Decisions as scenarios
A hire, a price change, a cancellation, a lost client — stacked on the baseline, switched on individually and compared with and without.
Reports you can take to a board
Cash, profit and runway from one model, with bank- and investor-ready output rather than a screenshot of your own sheet.
Setup from their accounting
A DATEV-format export is enough to build the past side. Shop, billing and time-tracking data drive the future where the client has them.
A named contact
A partner manager for the modelling questions that come up mid-mandate, when a client is waiting for an answer.
The client keeps their account
When the engagement ends, their forecast stays with them. That is a better closing note than a handover spreadsheet.
How it runs
From kick-off to the first real decision
The point of the sequence is that the interesting part starts in week one, not week three.
- 1
Import the client's bookings
The accounting export builds the past side, categorised the way their books already are.
- 2
Set the drivers with the client in the room
Naming what moves their revenue is half the consulting engagement anyway. Here it becomes the model rather than a slide.
- 3
Put the real question on the table
The reason they hired you — the hire, the raise, the loss, the price change — modelled beside the baseline in the same session.
- 4
Hand it over rather than take it away
The client keeps the account and the forecast keeps itself current, which is what makes a follow-on mandate easy to justify.
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What it costs, plainly
Free during early access. The prices below are what the partner plan will cost when it is not.
Partner plan
From €800/mo
For anyone running ten client entities and up. Agreed per partnership rather than off a rate card.
Client entities
10 and up
Each with its own data and users. Fewer than that, and a normal plan per client is cheaper — we would say so.
Right now
Free
Early access costs nothing and takes no card, partner accounts included.
When this partnership is a bad idea
The honest version, so you do not spend a call finding out.
- You run one or two mandates at a time — a standard plan per client will cost you less than the partner plan.
- Your work is transaction advisory or valuation. This is an operating forecast, not a DCF or a data room.
- You need to model a group with intercompany eliminations. Consolidation across entities is not what this does.
- Your value proposition is the bespoke model itself. Foreqast will make your setup faster, but it will not look like your model, and it should not pretend to.
FAQ
Questions consultants ask
Can I see all my clients in one place?
Yes — the partner plan holds ten client entities and up under one login, each with separate data and users.
Can the client see it too?
Yes, and it works better when they do. The forecast is theirs; you work in it alongside them.
What happens when a mandate ends?
The client keeps their account and their forecast. Nothing is held hostage on our side or yours.
Can I export the numbers?
Yes. Anything you can read you can take out, so a board pack can still be assembled the way you like it.
How long does setting up a new client take?
An afternoon in most cases: the accounting import is quick, and the drivers take a conversation rather than a week.
Set up your next mandate here
Tell us how many clients you carry and we will set up a partner account and go through the first one with you.