The Basics

Understand the basics of Fluxo and how to create your first financial plan.

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Written by Scott Adams, Ken Dunlap, and Gustavo Martucci

Projects

A project is a self-containing entity that contains Tables, Plans, Models, Connections, and Reports.

Written by Ken Dunlap
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Spaces

Spaces help keep Tables organized within a Project

Written by Ken Dunlap
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Getting Started

All you need to take your first steps with Fluxo.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
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Tables

Tables represent a group of closely related line items that you want to view as a group.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
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Actuals

Actuals represent your historical data.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
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Sources

Sources allow you to import and sync data from external APIs and databases to your Fluxo account.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
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Formulas

Formulas are your way of creating functions on Fluxo to automate your rows.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
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Plans

Plans represent scenarios for your forecasts.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
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Models

Models are your way of forecasting your rows.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
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Parameters

Parameters make your models more dynamic.

Written by Scott Adams
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Reports

Reports are used to monitor and share a summarized view of plans.

Written by Gustavo Martucci
Updated over a week ago