Recent Webinars

Modified on Thu, Sep 26 at 1:39 PM

Use the links below to easily navigate to all recent webinars:


Quarterly Series - Watch Me Work

These sessions will be interactive with the presenter walking through each step in a live system while you ask questions. Want to know more as we walk through, or want to have something repeated, you can let us know in the live chat!

  • Starting a New Budget Cycle 
    Walk through the steps to start a new budget cycle successfully. Whether you want to use a framework budget, a budget based on last year's budget, or utilize previous year's actuals, we will cover it!
  • Starting a New Year in Personnel - 
    Walk through the steps to successfully start a new budget cycle within Personnel. We will walk through all the steps including copying a scenario, adding, editing and removing employees, positions and pay items, and pushing that scenario into your Planner Budget.
  • Personnel Deep Dive (Rotating topic) 
    Watch as we walk through Planner Allocations, the Pay Detail tab, and set up and compare multiple scenarios.
  • End User Basics
    Walk through the basics of budgeting and reporting to help you utilize Martus regardless of your position in the organization.


Deep Dive into Special Purpose Worksheets

Special Purpose Worksheets provide a next level for budgeting. 


Watch Me Work - Dive into Reporting Groups (Rotating topic) 

Reporting groups are a part of the Advanced+, Standard+ or Enterprise subscription to Martus and provide a powerful level of flexibility within the ReportBuilder and in Special Purpose Worksheets. Join us as we walk through creating and utilizing Reporting Groups in Martus.



Cash Flow Examples

Every budget item implies a balance sheet impact and an effect on cash flow. Martus' Cash Flow Forecasting module allows you to use your budget to produce a projected Balance Sheet and a statement of Projected Cash Flow. Let's dive into the details by exploring some of the simple and more complex projected impacts on the balance sheet and cash flow statement. This includes Fixed Assets, Loans, Prepaid Expenses, and more.


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