Money & compliance
Cash flow is a story. Here's how to read it.
The direct cash-flow view, in plain language — and the early signs of trouble worth watching.
Profit is an opinion; cash is a fact. A cash-flow view tells you the story of money actually moving in and out — and stories have early warning signs.
Read it as in, out, and the gap
Money in from clients, money out to suppliers and staff, and the timing gap between them. Most cash crunches are timing, not profitability.
Watch the leading signs
Slowing collections, creeping stock, a lengthening gap between invoicing and payment. Each is visible weeks before it becomes a crisis.
In IBIS
In IBIS, the direct cash-flow view updates as you work, and leading signals surface early — while they're still cheap to fix.
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