Revenue tells you what your business earns. Cash flow tells you when money actually enters and leaves the business. The gap between those two can explain why a busy business still feels short of cash.
Map the movement of money
List expected receipts, supplier payments, payroll, rent and other commitments by date. Separate confirmed amounts from estimates and update the forecast regularly.
Choose a measurable focus
Review overdue invoices, collection cycles and payment commitments. A useful first step is to identify one recurring cash pressure and define how you will track improvement.
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