When organisations commit to comprehensive budget forecasting beyond the annual cycle, things start to shift. We've watched businesses transform their approach to financial planning—and here's what actually happened.
Our approach to long-range financial planning has earned recognition from industry bodies and client organisations alike. Each year brought new validation.
Financial Planning Institute Northwest recognised our five-year forecasting methodology for mid-sized enterprises.
Achieved 94% retention rate among businesses using our extended planning cycles—well above industry norms.
Published research on multi-year budget accuracy, cited by UK accounting publications and business schools.
Clients report improved decision confidence after year two
Average three-year cash reserves increase across client base
Organisations currently using our extended planning framework
Average forecast accuracy rating (out of 5) from independent audits
These figures come from external verification by Thornbury Associates, who reviewed our client outcomes between January 2023 and March 2025. Not everyone sees identical results, but the pattern holds: longer planning horizons lead to steadier financial positioning.
We'd been doing annual budgets for years—standard stuff, nothing fancy. dexmorialva convinced us to map out a three-year scenario instead. First year felt weird, honestly. By year two, though, we spotted investment opportunities we'd have missed completely. By year three, our board meetings changed entirely. We stopped reacting and started actually planning. Can't imagine going back to the old way now.
When businesses commit to extended forecasting, the benefits compound over time. Here's what some of our clients accomplished between 2024 and early 2025.
A Manchester-based logistics firm used four-year cash flow projections to fund a depot expansion entirely from operations. They identified the funding gap eighteen months in advance and adjusted accordingly.
Verified October 2024