Print a cash flow plan – Cash Flow

Print a cash flow planCash FlowYou can produce a PDF of the plan for people who will never open KOSMA.**Print Cash Flow Plan** produces the PDF that goes to a bank, a fund or a financing meeting.Set the view firstThe printout follows what the plan is showing, so the decisions are made before you open the dialog:- **the period** — Monthly, almost always, for anything going outside; - **the budget detail level** — Category, for the same reason; - **the display currency** — the recipient's; - **combined or separate companies** — combined for the film, separate for a partner.A weekly plan at group level prints to many pages and is read by nobody — see [choose the budget detail level](/kb/article/choose-the-budget-detail-level).In the dialog| Field | What it is | | --------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | **Title** | defaults to the budget name — change it | | **Paper Size** | | | **Orientation** | landscape suits a plan with many periods |Then **Open PDF** to check it, or **Save PDF** to keep it.**Give it a real title.** *Cash flow — financing application, March 2027* is worth far more on a desk than the budget's name, especially when three versions of the plan are circulating.Check it before you send itOpen the PDF rather than saving it blind, and check two things:- **the periods fit** — a plan that runs off the page is the commonest printing problem, and the fix is a coarser period or landscape; - **the trough is visible** — the deepest point of the cumulated row is what the document is for, and it needs to be on the page you expect somebody to look at.Printed, or shared?A PDF is a fixed record of what you sent, which is what you want for anything external. A share is live.For a bank or a fund, print. For a colleague, share — see [share a cash flow plan](/kb/article/share-a-cash-flow-plan).Markdown