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The Cash Flow Audit
What would it be like if you knew 2 or 3 things to improve your cash flow in the next 5-10 minutes?
Take a few minutes to uncover improvements to your companys' cash flow. An email will be sent to you with the results.
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Q1. Do you track your cash inflows (revenue) daily or weekly?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometimes
Always
Q2. Do you track your cash outflows (expenses) daily or weekly?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometimes
Always
Q3. Do you know how much cash is currently (today) in your business bank account?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometimes
Always Yes
Q4. Do you reconcile your bank account regularly (e.g., weekly or monthly)?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q5. Do you know the timing of your major cash inflows and outflows each month?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q6. Do you forecast cash in and out for the next 4 - 12 weeks?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometimes
Always
Q7. Do you consider seasonal trends in your cash flow forecasting?
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Never
Rarely
Sometime
Always
Does Not Apply to You
Q8. Do you prepare for potential cash flow shortfalls by having a seperate reserve or contingency bank account?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q9. Do you monitor the payment terms of your customers and follow up on late invoices promptly?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q10. Do you negotiate payment terms with vendors to match your cash inflows? So you are not paying vendors before you normally get paid.
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q11. Do you match your payment terms with vendors to match your accounts receivables? EX: You get paid within 25 days and are you paying your vendors in 30 days. You normally get paid before you are required to pay your vendors.
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Never
Rarely
Sometime
Always
Does Not Apply to You
Q12. Do you know the average time it takes for your clients to pay their invoices? How quickly do you get paid after providing your service?
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Never
Rarely
Does Not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q13. Do you use cash flow insights to guide major business decisions (e.g., hiring, major purchases)?
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Never
Rarely
Sometime
Always
Does Not Apply to You
Q14. Do you review your cash management with an accountant or financial advisor Quarterly or Monthly?
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Never
Rarely
Sometime
Always
Does Not Apply to You
Q15. Do you have a budget or forecast that includes any cash projections?
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Never
Rarely
Sometime
Always
Does Not Apply to You
Q16. Do you categorize your expenses as 'must-have,' 'nice-to-have,' and 'unnecessary' for better planning?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q17. Do you periodically(every 3 or 6 mons)review and optimize your expenses to improve cash flow?
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Never
Rarely
Does not apply to you
Sometime
Always
Q18. Do you annually or semi annually raise prices of any of your products/services?
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Never
Rarely
Not sure when the last time I raised prices
Sometime
Always
Q19. Do you use any tools, templates, or systems to manage and monitor cash flow?
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Never
Rarely
Sometime
Always
Does Not Apply to You
Q20. Do you involve your team in monitoring and improving cash flow processes?
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Never
Rarely
Sometime
Always
Does Not Apply to You
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