Stop guessing where your cash goes Start seeing patterns that matter

Most businesses track expenses. But tracking isn't understanding. We help you spot the connections between daily operations and monthly reports—so you can make decisions based on what's actually happening.

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Three Things We Look At

Financial health isn't complicated once you know what to watch. We break down your business activity into parts that make sense.

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Flow Mapping

Your money moves through predictable channels. We trace these paths and show you where friction happens—the delays, the bottlenecks, the timing mismatches that eat into margins.

02

Pattern Recognition

Every business has rhythms. Busy months, slow periods, seasonal shifts. We help you see these patterns clearly so you can plan inventory, staffing, and investments around reality instead of assumptions.

03

Decision Support

Numbers are just numbers until they inform action. We translate activity data into practical guidance—when to invest, when to hold back, which expenses actually drive growth.

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Financial results and business metrics dashboard

What Changes When You Can See Clearly

We started working with a manufacturing client in late 2024 who couldn't figure out why profits dropped every March. Turns out their payment terms with suppliers didn't match customer payment schedules. Simple timing issue, but it was costing them working capital every spring.

After mapping their cash flow patterns, they adjusted payment cycles and added a small buffer in February. By March 2025, the seasonal dip was half what it used to be.

6-8 weeks
Typical timeframe to identify key patterns
15-20%
Common improvement in cash flow timing
12 months
Recommended analysis period for full cycle view
3-4 areas
Average opportunities we find per business

How We Actually Work With You

No two businesses have identical challenges. But the process of understanding them follows similar steps. Here's what working together typically looks like.

Data Collection Phase

We need access to your transaction records, preferably covering a full year. Bank statements, accounting software exports, sales records—whatever format you have. The more complete the picture, the better we can identify patterns.

One client only had six months of clean data. We still found useful patterns, but the seasonal analysis took longer to confirm.

Flow Visualization

We map your money movement visually—where it comes from, where it goes, how long it takes. This isn't about judgment. It's about clarity. Sometimes what looks like a spending problem is actually a timing problem.

A retail client thought they overspent on inventory. Turns out their real issue was invoice payment delays eating into discount windows.

Pattern Analysis

Once we see the flows, we look for recurring patterns. Cycles that repeat monthly, quarterly, or seasonally. We identify which patterns help you and which create friction. Then we quantify the impact of each.

A service business discovered their busiest sales months came right before their highest expense months—creating unnecessary cash stress every quarter.

Practical Recommendations

We give you specific actions ranked by potential impact. Not generic advice. Real changes you can implement with your current systems and staff. Some adjustments show results in weeks. Others need a few months to validate.

We suggested one client shift their supplier payment schedule by two weeks. Simple change. It freed up working capital they didn't know they had.

Kasper Vang, Operations Director at Thai Manufacturing Group
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We always knew our cash flow had issues. But we didn't know where to start fixing them. The currentaflowon team showed us exactly which parts of our payment cycle were creating problems. Within two months of making their suggested changes, we stopped running short at month-end. That alone was worth it.

Kasper Vang
Operations Director, Thai Manufacturing Group
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