Cash flow and reporting

Joining up reporting before decisions became urgent.

A leadership team needed fewer surprises and a better view of day-to-day financial pressure.

Patrick Fisher

Patrick Fisher

Founder, Spike Financial

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Problem

The business could see growth, but not always the timing pressure underneath it.

Approach

The work joined up cash-flow review, monthly reporting, and simple decision points so the leadership team could see pressure earlier.

Outcomes

Practical cash forecast

Earlier view of pressure points

Reporting cadence the team could use

What changed

The engagement focused on making the finance picture easier to use in live decisions. Rather than adding more reporting for its own sake, the work clarified the numbers, the timing pressure, and the rhythm needed to keep decisions moving.

Why it mattered

The business moved from reactive finance conversations to a clearer operating cadence. That meant fewer surprises, better visibility, and a simpler way to understand where attention was needed.

Next step

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