Your AI CEO is the CFO who actually pays attention.
You'd think this needs a fractional CFO and a dashboard you ignore — Astra pings only when burn moves >5%, otherwise stays quiet.
Astra watches your burn weekly by computing real cash-out vs cash-in, projecting runway, and pinging you only when something material shifts. Every Monday she pulls expenses from Brex and QuickBooks, revenue from Stripe, payroll from Gusto, and any pending large invoices. She computes net burn, gross burn, current cash position, and runway at current pace. She compares to last 4 weeks and to your forecast in Notion. If burn is steady → no ping (founders don't need a weekly "burn unchanged" message). If burn jumps >10% or runway shrinks below your alert threshold → immediate Lark ping with cause analysis. She also flags one-time spikes vs sustained increases so you don't panic over a single AWS reservation. Output: silence when boring, sharp Lark message when not.
Brex transactions, QuickBooks ledger, Stripe gross + net revenue, Gusto payroll. Compute net burn, gross burn, cash position, runway.
Last 4 weeks rolling avg, last 12 weeks trend, your forecast in Notion. Identify deviation and direction.
Silent if within 5% of baseline. Ping if: burn +10% WoW, runway <12 months, large pending invoice, or revenue drop >5%.
Identify top 3 movers (vendors, headcount, refunds, MRR change). Distinguish one-time spikes (AWS reservation) from sustained increases (new hire).
If sustained burn increase → flag highest-cost line item with reduction options. If runway crisis → propose 3 paths (cut, raise, accelerate revenue).
Silence when burn is normal. When something material shifts: a Lark ping with diagnosis, top movers, and 2-3 actionable paths.
Weekly Monday 8am check; pings only on material change.
We'll spin up your workspace, hand the prompt to Astra, and you see the answer in 60 seconds. Free.
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Astra works with any subset. Brex + Stripe is the minimum useful combination. With just Stripe she can track revenue and one-time charges; with just Brex she can track expenses without revenue context. The more sources, the sharper the diagnosis on alert pings.
Defaults are 10% burn jump, 5% revenue drop, runway < 12 months. Tune anytime: "Astra, only ping me on >15% burn jumps or runway under 6 months." She'll confirm and silence everything else. You can also pause monitoring during fundraising rounds.
No. Burn pings live only in your Lark thread, scoped to your workspace. Nothing is shared with investors, advisors, or any third party unless you explicitly route a copy. The data isn't added to any training corpus.
Astra uses standard SaaS conventions (cash burn, not GAAP) by default. If you have non-standard accounting (deferred revenue recognition, R&D capitalization), tell her once and she'll incorporate the rule. She'll show her math on every alert so you can verify.