
Frequently asked questions about Greendz
Short, direct answers on what Greendz does, what it does not do, how modelling works, and how your data and verification are handled.
How to use this page
Start with the first three questions for the essentials. The rest cover methodology, data, and practical use for UK SMEs. For anything specific to your setup, use the contact page.
| Topic | Covered |
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| Scope & limits | Q1 – Q3 |
| Method & inputs | Q4 – Q7 |
| Data & next steps | Q8 – Q10 |
Decision support only; not financial advice.
Answers in one place
These answers describe the platform in general terms. Your configuration, inputs, and review process will determine how you use the outputs.
What is Greendz?
Greendz provides AI-assisted decision support for SME treasury. It helps you model liquidity, set risk guardrails, and keep a publicly verifiable performance log, so assumptions and outcomes stay visible and reviewable.
Is Greendz financial advice?
No. Greendz is decision support only and is not financial advice. Outputs are scenarios and guardrails to support your own judgement and internal review. You remain responsible for treasury decisions, and you should seek independent professional advice where needed.
Who is it built for?
It is built for UK-based SMEs managing cash in GBP who want a more structured view of reserves, upcoming commitments, and downside cases. It is most useful when one or two people oversee cash and want a shared, documented basis for decisions.
How does liquidity modelling work?
You define your starting position, expected inflows and outflows, and key uncertainties. Greendz organises these into scenarios and shows how timing differences and shortfalls could develop. The emphasis is on clarity of assumptions, not prediction.
What are risk guardrails?
Guardrails are thresholds you set for review — for example, a minimum reserve level or a concentration of outflows in a short period. When a scenario approaches a guardrail, it is flagged for discussion. You define the levels; the platform helps you apply them consistently.
What is the publicly verifiable performance log?
The log records model versions, inputs summaries, and performance notes in a consistent format that can be checked over time. It is intended to support transparency and internal governance by showing what was modelled, when, and under which assumptions.
What data do I need to provide?
Typically: current balances held in your own systems, scheduled payables and receivables, payroll timing, and any known seasonal patterns. You do not need to restructure your accounts to start — begin with the cash picture you already review, then refine it.
Does Greendz connect to my bank or accounting software?
Use of the platform does not require automatic bank connections. Where file-based review is sufficient, you can work from exports and manual inputs you control. If you discuss integrations via the contact page, the team will explain what is supported and what data handling applies.
How is my data handled?
Data handling follows the principles described in the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service: limited collection for the stated purpose, access controls, and no sale of personal data. For security questions or deletion requests, contact the team via the contact page and refer to those documents for the current process.
How do I get started or get help?
Use the contact page to describe your treasury setup and what you want to model first — for example, payroll cover, supplier runs, or a seasonal dip. The team will outline suitable next steps and what to prepare. For general context, see the Methodology and Use Cases pages.
Ask about your situation, not just the software
If your question is not covered above, send a brief description of how you currently review cash and what decision you are trying to support. You will get a plain-language reply on whether decision-support modelling is a fit.
Tip: mention your planning horizon, who reviews the outputs, and which guardrail matters most to you.