You have the numbers. What decisions do they support?
Accounting shows what has happened. Financial management turns those numbers into a clearer view of what the business should do next.
We assess profitability, compare the options and test the plan before you commit time or money.
When does financial management start to matter?
- revenue is growing, but profit is not
- you do not know the true cost of a product or service
- you are considering an investment, a new market or expansion
- a budget exists, but actual results are not compared against it
- a major decision needs a sound financial case
- you do not yet need a full-time finance director
Advice and decision support
Tax advice
We help you understand the tax implications of transactions and choices before you decide.
Financial advice
We examine the numbers, cash flow and profitability to give management answers it can act on.
Strategic advice
We test major choices, targets and development plans. Before you act, you will know which assumptions the plan depends on.
Analysis and planning
Efficiency and performance analysis
We examine where time and money go and which activities create results.
Product and service cost analysis
We calculate what a product or service really costs and how much it earns.
Profitability analysis
We compare the cost, expected return and risks of an investment, project or choice.
Trend analysis and a complete financial view
We look beyond a single month to distinguish a temporary fluctuation from a real change.
Business plan viability analysis
We test the assumptions, revenue, costs and funding needs so that a business plan is more than a good story.
Expansion planning, analysis and advisory
We model the scale, costs, cash flow and return of an expansion and help you judge when the time is right.
How we work
- We define the decision or question that needs an answer.
- We agree the data required, the scope of the work and what the final output needs to show.
- We carry out the analysis and set out the conclusions, options and risks.
- We review the findings together and agree the next steps.
Frequently asked questions
What information do you need to begin?
It depends on the question. We usually work with accounting data, budgets, contracts and business plans. You do not need to gather everything before our first conversation.
How long does an analysis take?
A focused analysis takes less time than a complete financial model or expansion plan. Once we have reviewed the task and the data, we agree the scope, deadline and deliverable.
Can this be a one-off project or ongoing support?
Both. We can support one analysis or decision, or act as your longer-term finance partner.
How do you protect company data?
We use your data only for the agreed work and limit access to the fewest people possible. We can sign a confidentiality agreement where needed.
How is the price determined?
The price depends on the complexity of the task, the volume and quality of the data, and whether the work is one-off or ongoing. Our proposal sets out the scope, result, timing where possible, and price.
What decision is on your desk right now?
Tell us which question or choice you want the numbers to test.