Smart Financial Health Checks for Your Business
We help Australian businesses understand their financial stability through clear analysis and practical guidance. No complex jargon – just honest insights that make sense for your situation.
Learn About Our Approach
Find What Matters Most for Your Business
Different businesses need different kinds of financial analysis. We guide you through simple questions to understand what would help you most right now.
Cash Flow Concerns
Are you wondering where your money goes each month? We track spending patterns and show you exactly what's happening with your cash flow, week by week.
Growth Planning
Planning to expand or invest? We analyze your current position and help you understand what growth scenarios are realistic based on your financial foundation.
Risk Assessment
Feeling uncertain about your business stability? We identify potential financial risks and show you practical steps to strengthen vulnerable areas before they become problems.
Quick Wins for Better Financial Health
Small changes that make a real difference in how you manage business finances.
The Friday Finance Check
Spend 15 minutes each Friday reviewing the week's expenses. Look for patterns – maybe you're spending more on supplies than you realized, or certain days have higher costs.
Three-Number Focus
Track only three key numbers each month: money coming in, essential expenses going out, and what's left over. This simple approach helps you spot trends without drowning in details.
The 90-Day Buffer
Keep track of your core operating costs for three months ahead. When you know exactly what you need to survive for 90 days, making business decisions becomes much clearer.
Real Analysis, Not Generic Reports
We dig into your actual business situation – looking at your industry, location, and specific challenges. Our assessments focus on what matters for businesses like yours in Australia's current market.
- Industry-specific benchmarks that actually apply to your business
- Analysis of seasonal patterns relevant to Australian markets
- Practical recommendations you can implement within 30 days
- Clear explanations without financial jargon or complex formulas
- Follow-up support to help you understand the changes
What Makes Financial Analysis Actually Useful
Good financial analysis should help you make better decisions, not just show you numbers you already know.
Your Business, Not Generic Advice
A café in Cairns has different financial patterns than a consulting firm in Melbourne. We look at your specific situation – location, customer base, seasonal changes, local competition. Generic financial advice doesn't help when you're dealing with real business decisions.
Actions You Can Actually Take
Every analysis we provide includes specific steps you can take in the next month. Maybe it's adjusting your supplier payment schedule, or changing how you track certain expenses. We focus on changes that fit your current capacity and resources.
Work With Someone Who Gets It
Financial analysis works best when it comes from someone who understands the reality of running a business in Australia.
Sarah Chen
Senior Financial Analyst
"I've worked with over 200 Australian businesses in the past five years. What I've learned is that good financial analysis isn't about perfect numbers – it's about understanding what those numbers mean for your specific situation and helping you make informed decisions that work for your business."