BIZZLE FOR STARTUPS
Know the runway.
Not roughly.
Bizzle is an AI back office for startups. It tracks runway against real burn rather than a stale spreadsheet, produces investor reporting from live numbers, records R&D-eligible spend as it happens, and scales payroll as headcount changes.
WHAT YOU GET
For a business whose most important number is time.
Runway from real burn
Cash out against cash in, updated daily. A runway figure calculated last quarter is a guess, and it is usually optimistic in the direction that matters most.
Investor reporting from live numbers
The monthly update assembles from the ledger rather than from someone's memory and a spreadsheet, which makes it both faster to produce and harder to get wrong.
R&D-eligible spend recorded as it happens
Staff time and costs tagged against qualifying projects while the work is happening. The rules have tightened and retrospective claims are exactly the weak ones.
Payroll that scales with headcount
New starters, leavers, pensions and RTI, without changing system every time the team doubles.
WHY IT ADDS UP
Why it makes sense when the runway is the constraint.
Every startup decision is really about time: how long the money lasts and what you can prove before it runs out. That makes the accuracy of one number — burn — more important than everything else in the accounts, and it is precisely the number a quarterly bookkeeping cycle cannot give you. Bizzle keeps it current, so board conversations start from a fact.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions people ask.
Can Bizzle tell me my runway?
Yes, from real burn: cash out against cash in from the bank feed, updated daily. It is a fact about the past projected forward, not a forecast of the round you are hoping to close.
Does it produce investor updates?
The monthly figures assemble from the ledger, so revenue, burn and cash are the same numbers the accounts hold. The narrative around them is yours; investors can tell when it is not.
How do I record R&D spend for a claim?
Staff time and costs are tagged against qualifying projects while the work happens, which is what a defensible claim looks like. Whether a project qualifies, and the claim itself, are for a specialist adviser; the rules have tightened and gov.uk has the current position.
What happens when the team doubles?
Nothing, except more payslips. Starters, leavers, pensions and RTI are handled per payslip, logins are unlimited and the price stays flat per business, so growing does not mean changing system.
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