Your question
What does our policy require us to report to the board?
An answer from your district's policy
Monthly fund cash balances, with a flag when a fund is projected to fall below its cash floor within six months.
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Financial reporting, planning, and board preparation. One connected view for your district.
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The board conversation
Fund positions. Spending pace.
The context behind the numbers.
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Bring your district documents into the conversation. Follow the answer to its source.
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Your question
An answer from your district's policy
Monthly fund cash balances, with a flag when a fund is projected to fall below its cash floor within six months.
Board Policy Series 6000
Fiscal Management
The Chief Financial Officer shall report fund cash balances to the Board monthly and shall flag any month in which a fund balance is projected to fall below its floor within the following six months.
Maple Grove Community Schools
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The monthly work
Bring reporting, review, and board preparation into one connected monthly cycle. The details your office needs. The picture your board needs to see.

Follow the monthly cycle from uploaded reports through review and board preparation.
The decisions ahead
The monthly close is one part of the story. Explore cash flow and future scenarios with a financial picture your team can discuss together.
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A few good questions
Indiana school district business offices and the district leaders they support. The platform connects financial reporting, planning, board preparation, and relevant knowledge.
Ask FundView provides a conversational way to explore district financial data, approved uploaded documents, and the Indiana knowledge layer. In a demo, we can walk through the questions that matter to your team.
A guided look at the monthly workflow, Board View, planning, and Ask FundView using fictional Maple Grove demonstration data, with time to discuss your district's needs.
Meet the cofounders
District leadership and SaaS customer experience, working together.

Cofounder
Steve Troyer spent 22 years in Indiana public education, including five as superintendent of a 2,500-student district. He has managed a $32 million operating budget, presented fund balances to a school board, and planned through the financial decisions district leaders face.
That experience shapes FundView's product. Steve leads product development, turning the needs of district leaders and business offices into tools for monthly reporting, board preparation, and financial planning. He brings firsthand knowledge of the work, with a focus on making the district's financial picture easier to understand and use.

Cofounder
Keith Plummer has spent 15 years building and leading customer-facing teams, with much of his career focused on early-stage SaaS companies. He has built Customer Success organizations from the ground up, led teams responsible for hundreds of customer relationships, and designed onboarding, adoption, and retention processes that help customers use software successfully.
Keith leads FundView's customer experience, from the first conversation through implementation and adoption. He connects districts' feedback to the product, helping ensure FundView solves a real problem, gets implemented well, and continues improving because of the people using it.
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