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The hard calls on pricing, hiring, financing and tax, worked through with an AI that reads your real numbers, shows its reasoning and does the work when you say yes.

Can I afford a $95,000 operations manager this year without raising money?
Reading your last 12 months
Yes, if they start in March. They'd cost about $8,840 a month with payroll taxes. Profit has averaged $21,400 a month this year, and your cash still covers three months of costs through the slow season.
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Negotiating, analysing, planning: the calls that move real money, worked through with your own numbers.

How did my business do last month?

October was your best month this year. Sales were $48,200, up 12% on September, and you kept $11,900 as profit.

Sales$48,200+12%
Costs$36,300+4%
Profit$11,900+47%
Cash$116,2003.2 months of costs
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Costs rose 4%, mostly payroll for your new hire. Your $116,200 in cash covers about 3 months of costs. Winter is your slow season, so 4 months would be safer.

Set a goalKeep 4 months of costs in the bank, about $145,000. I'll check every answer against it.

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Draft a board update on why Q3 margins fell.
Q3 gross margin fell from 31% to 27%. Three things drove it: a 9% rise in parts costs, two fixed-price contracts, and overtime in August. Here is the plan to win back three points by Q1…
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