
The first 90 days
Before
After
Checking the bank balance before every decision
A forward cash view you plan from
Cash surprises the month after a big order
Knowing when cash will tighten, weeks ahead
Inventory buys that drain the account or the credit line
Inventory planned and funded from peak season
Not sure which products actually make money
Profit by product and channel, after ads, fees and fulfillment
Ad spend decided by gut
Clear limits for what you can spend on ads, hires and inventory
No idea what next quarter looks like
A monthly rhythm to review, forecast and decide
You stop reacting to the bank balance and start deciding ahead of it.

Days 1–14
We examine
Bookkeeping structure, chart of accounts, sales channels, inventory reporting, existing financial reports, monthly close process.
We’re trying to answer
Can we trust the numbers enough to make decisions from them?
You walk away with
A reliable financial baseline.
Days 15–30
We examine
Expected cash inflows, inventory commitments, payroll, debt, taxes, owner distributions, growth investments.
We’re trying to answer
Where does cash tighten before it becomes a problem?
You walk away with
A forward-looking cash forecast.
Days 31–60
We examine
Margins by product after fees and fulfillment, ad spend by channel, slow-moving inventory, overhead, credit line use.
We’re trying to answer
Where is money being lost, trapped in inventory, or used up before it becomes profit?
You walk away with
A ranked list of leaks and what each one is costing you.
Days 61–90
We examine
Upcoming inventory buys, ad budget, hiring, debt paydown, owner pay, reserves.
We’re trying to answer
Which moves can the business afford, in what order, and what happens if we’re wrong?
You walk away with
A prioritized roadmap with base, growth and downside scenarios.
Month 4+
We examine
Actual results against the forecast, cash position, new pressure points.
We’re trying to answer
What changed, and what should we do now?
You walk away with
A monthly decision meeting, so you’re never carrying it alone.
Is this right for you?
That’s what Step 1 is for. If your books need a full cleanup first, our bookkeeping team can get you there.
And if clean, current books are all you need right now, we do that too.
If you’re ready to understand what your business can safely afford to do next, let’s start with a Profit & Cash Review.
Start with a Profit & Cash Review. We'll look at your real numbers and show you where cash is getting trapped, what's putting pressure on the business, and what deserves your attention first.
A focused conversation. Real answers. No sales pitch.