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Clear, up-to-date accounts are not optional
The content of this article can be summarized in one sentence: revenue is vanity, profit is sanity, and cash is king.
The content of this article can be summarized in one sentence: revenue is vanity, profit is sanity, and cash is king.
If you sell on Shopify and need to invoice, update inventory, record payments, and keep receivables up to date, you are probably entering everything twice. There is a better way.
If your customers take 45 days to pay you but you pay your suppliers in 15, you have a cash flow problem. DSO helps you see it clearly.
Did you know that 25% of the average small business inventory has been sitting for more than 90 days without selling? That's capital that could be generating revenue.
Does your inventory turn 2 times a year or 8? The difference can mean thousands of dollars in working capital. We show you how to calculate it with a real example and apply it at the product level where decisions are made.
Has it ever happened that a customer asks for something and you don't know if you have it? Or you find expired products at the back of the warehouse? These are clear signs that your inventory needs attention.
Want better inventory control? Here are practical ways to organize your team and improve gross profit.
Management accounting helps small business owners understand purchases, sales, payments, cash and profit so they do not work for everyone except themselves and their business.