The Cash Scorecard
Your revenue and reports say one thing. Your bank account says another.
You make payroll. You take less home than the numbers say you should. And nobody can tell you, in one line, why March was fine and April was not. Six questions sort out whether you can see your money between the visit and the bank, or whether you're reading the bank balance and guessing.
You'll see where you sit against the standard a well-run practice holds. Not where your money is stuck, or how much. That takes your data, and it's the thirty-minute conversation at the end if you want it.
On the bank balanceThe reports say healthy. The bank disagrees. Nobody can say why.
On your gutYou know the problem spots. Not the dollars, not the dates.
On the numbersYou can show where every dollar waits, and for how long.