Intro: Cash Flow Cycle Explained | 1. Onboarding | 2. Invoicing | 3. Vendors | 4. Metrics | 5. Accounts Receivable Problems
I have a confession to make: I’ve owned a lot of businesses and I don’t always know where my cash is.
Intro: Cash Flow Cycle Explained | 1. Onboarding | 2. Invoicing | 3. Vendors | 4. Metrics | 5. Accounts Receivable Problems
I have a confession to make: I’ve owned a lot of businesses and I don’t always know where my cash is.
Intro: Cash Flow Cycle Explained | 1. Onboarding | 2. Invoicing | 3. Vendors | 4. Metrics | 5. Accounts Receivable Problems
Welcome to part 2 of Optimizing Cash Flow for Small Business, I’m David Worrell from FUSE Financial Partners and we’re giving you some tips to make sure your cash flow keeps moving in the right direction and keeps the business humming forward.
Intro: Cash Flow Cycle Explained | 1. Onboarding | 2. Invoicing | 3. Vendors | 4. Metrics | 5. Accounts Receivable Problems
Welcome to the first video in our series of optimizing Cash Flow for small business owners. I’m David Worrell from FUSE Financial Partners and today I want to talk to you about the most important thing you can do to prevent cash flow problems: have a good onboarding process for your new customers. Cash flow optimization starts with the policies and practices used at the time you meet a new customer. You want to bring them on before you actually start doing work.