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Sample review

What you get each month

This is a sample review for an example agency. The business and the numbers are made up. Yours is built from your QuickBooks.

September review
Sample numbers for a web and creative agency with about $1.8 million a year in revenue and 14 people.
Northline Studio
Cash today
$208,600
down $23,200
Lowest cash, next 12 months
$104,200
in December
Your safety level
$120,000
cash heads below it in December
Safe to pay yourself this month
$6,000
last month $9,000
Room for a hire
$6,500
a month in payroll, from February

Profit

SepAugSep last year
Revenue152,400148,900133,600
Team cost(78,200)(76,700)(69,800)
Contractors(14,600)(12,900)(11,200)
Gross profit59,60059,30052,600
Overhead(47,300)(46,800)(43,100)
Net profit12,30012,5009,500

Where your cash went

Net profit12,300
Clients owe more than last month(19,300)
Annual software and insurance paid up front(6,500)
Owner pay(9,000)
Loan principal paid(2,100)
Other1,400
Change in cash(23,200)

Six numbers to watch

Team cost plus contractors, share of revenue
60.9%
last month 60.2%
Revenue per team member, annualised
$130,600
last month $127,600
Gross margin
39.1%
last month 39.8%
Largest client, share of revenue
26.0%
last month 25.1%
Days to collect
38
last month 35
Months of costs in the bank
1.5
last month 1.7

Alerts sent this month

  • Cash heads below your $120,000 safety level in December.
  • Fernhill Brands is past 60 days. It owes $24,800 and the oldest invoice is 64 days old.

Two things to do

  1. Collect the $24,800 that Fernhill Brands owes you. The forecast has it paid in January. Paid in October, the December low point rises to $129,000, above your safety level.
  2. Set your owner pay at $6,000 this month. Last month it was $9,000.

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