14-day finance ops build sprint

Build the operating layer that helps you run a tighter ship.

One reliable view for cash, revenue, receivables, pipeline, margins, funnel conversion, and the exceptions that need a decision — connected to the tools already running the business.

For $1M–$20M founder-led companies that need cleaner weekly visibility before hiring a full finance or data team.

Weekly operating view

Founder finance cockpit

Jul 1–21QBO · Stripe · HubSpotSynced 08:14

Cash balance

$428,240

+12.4%

Runway

7.8 mo

+0.6 mo

Revenue MTD

$184,900

+18.2%

AR overdue

$21,430

9 invoices

Pipeline cash

$312,000

+$48k

Funnel conv.

18.4%

+2.7 pts

Cash runway forecast

Base case using current cash, expected collections, payroll, and fixed costs.

7.8 months

Revenue bridge

Recurring, expansion, one-time, churn, and timing variance.

+$48k MoM
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AR aging

0–30 days$42.8k
31–60 days$14.2k
60+ days$6.9k

Exception queue

Owner-visible
RiskIssueAccountImpactAction
HighCollections riskNova Systems$12,400 overdueOwner follow-up
MedMargin varianceClient B rollout-6.2 pts vs planReview scope
MedFunnel drop-offProposal stage-14% conversionReview handoff
LowSpend movementSoftware category+$3,240 MoMConfirm vendor

Audit

$500

Optional finance ops audit

Implementation

$2,500

One-time command center build

Maintenance

$299/mo

Monthly command center upkeep

The operating gap

The company is moving. The reporting layer has not caught up.

Most founders are not missing effort. They are missing one trusted operating view. Accounting, payments, CRM, spreadsheets, and project files all tell part of the story — but not the weekly truth in one place.

  • Cash, AR, pipeline, margin, and expenses are available somewhere, but not together in a founder-ready view.
  • Weekly reporting still depends on exports, cleanup, copy/paste, and someone remembering the context.
  • Funnel conversion, sales velocity, pipeline quality, and delivery margin are hard to read together.
  • Decisions slow down because the numbers need translation before they can be trusted.
  • The business is too mature for manual spreadsheets, but not ready for a full finance/data team yet.

What gets built

A practical command center for the models and reports that decide the week.

Founder dashboard

Cash, revenue, AR, pipeline, margins, spend movement, conversion movement, and exceptions in one operating view designed for the weekly founder rhythm.

Source connections

Lightweight pulls from QuickBooks, Stripe, HubSpot, Sheets, Airtable, Notion, exports, or the actual stack the company already uses.

Operating models

Runway, funnel conversion, pipeline quality, revenue bridge, margin leakage, cohort, or project economics models built around the business.

Weekly founder brief

Plain-English signal: what changed, what is stuck, what looks wrong, and which decision needs attention before the next meeting.

Best-fit clients

Founder-led companies with revenue, complexity, and no full-time finance/data team yet.

This works best when the business is already moving — clients, invoices, tools, team, projects, pipeline — and the founder wants a cleaner way to steer it.

B2B services
Agencies + consulting
SaaS or subscription operators
Clinics
Project-based companies
Local multi-location operators

The goal is a tighter operating rhythm, not another static report.

We build around the questions that help you run the company: what cash is coming in, what is stuck, where revenue moved, which funnel step is leaking, where margins changed, and what needs attention before it becomes expensive.