Small business forecasting often fails because it is treated as a static, spreadsheet-based exercise rather than a continuous decision-making process.  Many small businesses rely on outdated assumptions, manual models, and limited scenario planning, which makes forecasts unreliable as conditions change. Without regular updates, driver-based analysis, and clear cash flow visibility, forecasting for small businesses becomes reactive, leaving leaders unprepared for revenue shift

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