How to share cost and profit with business partners
When a shop or a product line is run with partners, two things get messy fast: splitting cost and profit fairly, and tracking who contributed or withdrew money. RushFlow handles both. You define each partner’s share, and profit (and cost) is split accordingly, while each partner has a current account that records their capital in and drawings out — so everyone can see their real position without a spreadsheet argument.
What RushFlow tracks
- Each partner’s agreed share of cost and profit
- A per-partner current account — capital contributed and money drawn
- Partner shares scoped to the whole company or a specific business unit
Why it removes friction
Because the split and the current accounts update as the business trades, there is a single, agreed source of truth for “what am I owed / what did I take”. That is exactly the conversation partnerships usually get wrong.
Frequently asked questions
Can RushFlow split profit between partners?
Yes. Define each partner’s share and RushFlow splits cost and profit accordingly, with a current account per partner tracking capital in and drawings out.
Can partners see their own position?
Yes. A read-only partner role lets a partner view their share and current account without full access to the business.
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