Financial Information
Quality and reliability of financial records, management accounts and reporting, bank and balance sheet reconciliations, receivables and payables, and cash-flow visibility.
Understand where your finance function stands — and where it could improve.
An independent review of your financial information, processes, controls and management reporting, designed to give you a clearer view of what is working, what may need attention and where practical improvements could be made.
A finance function can appear to be working well while hidden weaknesses create unnecessary costs, risks or delays. As businesses grow, finance often becomes more complex — but the underlying processes, controls and management information do not always grow at the same pace.
We look beyond whether the bookkeeping is simply up to date. The objective is to understand how financial information, processes and management reporting work together — and where they may need greater structure or visibility.
Quality and reliability of financial records, management accounts and reporting, bank and balance sheet reconciliations, receivables and payables, and cash-flow visibility.
Finance processes and workflows, month-end procedures, financial controls, approval and payment processes, and areas of duplication or inefficiency.
Financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, key performance information, management visibility and areas requiring stronger financial oversight.
The purpose of the Health Check is not to create a long report for the sake of it. It is to give you a clearer understanding of what is working, what may need attention and where practical improvements could strengthen your finance function.
The Health Check is designed to give you useful information without automatically pushing you towards another service. Once the review is complete, you decide what happens next.
Clarify your current finance function, priorities and the way financial information is currently managed.
Assess the key financial information, processes, controls and management information relevant to your business.
Highlight what is working, what needs attention and where practical improvements may be possible.
Review the findings and consider practical next steps. If further support is appropriate, you decide what makes sense for your business.
Not sure whether a Finance Health Check is right for your business? Let’s discuss your situation first.