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You don’t want to miss this one, and tomorrow’s the day! 📣

Most business owners manage by bank balance, but that only works until it doesn’t.

So bring your breakfast or lunch, and learn how to anticipate and address cash flow problems before they happen.

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When you’re getting to work as a teammate is signing off for the day, communication can be… tough.

But we’ve operated as a remote-first company for more than ten years, and picked up a thing or two about how to collaborate across time zones the right way.

Read below for the practical strategies we use to communicate effectively, regardless of when our days start.

Talking Across Timezones Could this meeting have been an email? How digital communication styles/strategies shape – and challenge – the modern workplace.

Why do profitable businesses still struggle with cash flow? And what can business owners do about it?

If that sounds familiar, you aren’t doing anything wrong. A company can be profitable and still struggle to make payroll when cash gets stuck in receivables, inventory, timing gaps, and a dozen other places.

In this practical session, Tina Clark and Kirstie Stelly break down:

👉 Where cash hides (even when your P&L shows profit)

👉 Helpful metrics every business owner should monitor

👉 Red flags you can’t afford to ignore

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It’s Tuesday morning. Your accountant calls. It’s bad news.

Their data was breached over the weekend, and your company’s entire financial picture was just leaked to the entire internet.

Competitors can see what you’re up to. Bad actors may have access to sensitive login credentials. And worst of all, this was all avoidable.

So, before you hire a service provider, ask if they’re SOC 2 compliant.

SOC 2 certification is rigorous. To pass, independent third-party auditors spend months verifying that an organization’s cybersecurity measures are both in place, and actually work in practice.

We wrote about it 👇

Click to learn what SOC 2 means and how it can be the line between a trusted partner and a liability.

Indinero Is Now SOC 2 Compliant Cyber threats are more common than ever. SOC 2 certification proves we adhere to the highest standards of data security. Click to learn how.

Last month, someone posed a question to a forum full of business owners: What recurring tasks make you nervous?

The answers were strangely consistent.

Payroll. Tax. Financial reporting.

“After I hit submit, my brain starts inventing problems that don’t exist.”

We wrote about what that conversation revealed about managing company finances without support, and how a trusted partner can make a big difference

Click below to find out how 👇

Which Recurring Tasks Make Business Owners Nervous? The second-guessing after you hit submit on payroll? You’re not alone. Here’s how to build a system that lets you relax.

In many cases, companies use just ~50% of the SaaS subscriptions they pay for.

Hidden costs like these turn up when companies revisit their financial plans, and the savvy ones don’t wait until the end of the year to do it.

You made a budget at the beginning of the year, based on growth, hiring, and revenue assumptions.

Now you’ve got almost a full year’s worth of data to compare with.

Don’t wait until the end of the year to revisit the plan.

Read why 👇

The Mid-Year Financial Reset: What Smart Companies Reevaluate in August Companies can make plans in January, and not look at them again until December. Mid-year is the time to reevaluate, and act before windows of opportunity close.

Ten years of growth, 250+ employees, and zero in-house finance hires.

Mio is a tech company out of Austin that’s been with us since the day they incorporated. We’re exceptionally grateful to have served them all these years, and can’t wait to see what the next decade brings.

Read the full case study 👇

Mio: A Decade-Long Partnership Mio raised $17M in venture capital without hiring a single finance employee. Learn how indinero has handled their full finance function since day one.

Your P&L says you’re profitable. So why does your bank balance keep catching you by surprise?

Join us for a live masterclass and learn where cash hides, the metrics that matter, and how to spot challenges early.

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Big news! The indinero webinar replay library is live.

Time is precious, and sometimes you can’t make it to the real-time event.

But now, you can learn from nearly a dozen (and counting) replays led by our talented team of CFO, tax, and accounting experts.

Click below, and watch on your own time 👇

What’s the difference between a CFO and an accountant?

Clients often come to us asking about fractional CFO services, but after a brief conversation, we discover that they’re better off establishing fundamental systems before looking for that degree of high-level expertise.

Let’s start with what CFOs aren’t:

❌ Bookkeepers (they’re entry-level professionals who track day-to-day expenses, and handle things like accounts payable or bank reconciliations)

❌ Accountants (they’re mid-level professionals who review the work of bookkeepers, compile financial reports, and officially close your books at the end of the month)

✅ CFOs are senior-level experts. They provide high-level guidance, establish key performance indicators, and provide crucial advice on rightsizing and cost-cutting.

Bookkeepers and accountants help navigate day-to-day and month-to-month operations, while CFOs bring forward-looking strategic advice that guides you toward growth and sustainability.

Businesses with at least $500k or $1M revenue certainly need a bookkeeper or accountant, but probably don’t need a CFO. They’re better suited to Series A or Series B startups or businesses with many millions in revenue.