Revenue grows, cash lags behind
More work requires pre-financing and additional working capital.
Cash Flow Control for growing businesses
Making a profit is not the same as having cash available.
As a business grows, its cash flows become more complex. Cash Flow Control provides forecasts, scenarios and a clear rhythm for timely decisions.
When does this become relevant?
Growth puts pressure on cash that has not arrived yet.
Staff, inventory, projects, taxes and investments often need to be paid before customers pay. Cash Flow Control shows not only where pressure may arise, but also why and what needs to happen next.
Decisions need better support
See what hiring, inventory or investments mean for the months ahead.
The forecast does not drive action
Turn information into decisions, owners and follow-up.
Fixed components, suitable duration
A practical way to manage cash flow.
Analyse cash flows
Connect balances, receivables, payables, taxes and commitments.
Build the forecast
Make payment moments and future headroom visible.
Model scenarios
Test growth, delays, lower margins and investments.
Assign actions
Agree what happens, who owns it and how the forecast is updated.
Cash Flow Control has no standard duration. Timing depends on complexity, available information and the support required during implementation.
Personal guidance
Not a model that disappears into a folder.
You work directly with Mylène. She can also work alongside an existing controller, finance manager or CFO, adding capacity and an independent perspective without unnecessarily replacing existing responsibilities.
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