CashMap · Free personal diagnostic · Channel programme

Sales are up. Cash is short.

Your money goes out before it comes back. In between, it sits still, in stock on your shelf and in bills nobody has paid yet. CashMap tells you how much is sitting, where, and what the waiting costs you every year.

  • 12 minutes
  • Free, no sign-up
  • Multiple choice, A to E
  1. 1Your Cash Control ScoreFrom Cash Trapped to Cash Disciplined.
  2. 2The days you fund yourselfStock days plus credit days, minus what your supplier gives you.
  3. 3The money locked upHow much of your own money sits in the pipeline, and what it costs a year.
  4. 4Your primary leakStock, collection or supplier terms, and the two moves that release cash fastest.
Sample report
CashMap reportDistributor · electrical goods
1

48/100

Cash Control Score

Leaking. Cash is slipping at collection.

2

Your cash cycle, in days

Supplier gives30 days
Stock sits41 days
Customers take51 days

Supplier 30 days · stock 41 days · customers 51 days

3

What the wait costs

  • ADays you fund yourself62 days
  • BYour money in the pipeline₹30–40 lakh
  • CWhat it costs a year₹4.5–5.5 lakh
4Primary leak · Collection

Your customers take 51 days. Put due dates on every invoice and follow up on day one past due, not day thirty.

Two ways to use CashMap

Your own number, or the pattern across your network.

Anyone in the chain can run a personal CashMap in twelve minutes, free, with no account. If you supply a dealer network, the channel programme answers the question you cannot see from your office.

Free · 12 minutes · No sign-up

Find where your own cash is stuck

Dealer · Sub-dealer · Stockist · Retailer · Anyone selling on credit

Four numbers in ranges, twenty-five short questions, and a number you can say out loud on Monday morning.

Your report is yours. If a company asked you to do this, they still cannot see your answers or your score.

Start a personal CashMap

The number nobody calculates

How many days are you paying for?

Your supplier gives you some days to pay. Your stock sits for a while before it moves. Your customers take their own time after that. If the last two add up to more than the first, the difference comes out of your pocket, every day, for as long as the business runs.

  • +Days your money sits in stock41
  • +Days your money sits in unpaid bills51
  • −Days your supplier gives you to pay30
  • =The days you are funding yourself62

Sample figures

One printout. Twelve minutes. No accountant needed.

Everything CashMap asks comes off a single day's stock statement and your outstanding list. You pick ranges, not exact figures, because at this stage close enough is the point.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us who you sell to

    People who resell your goods, people who use them, or both.

  2. Step 2

    Four numbers, in ranges

    Monthly purchases, stock on hand, money owed to you, and your supplier's days.

  3. Step 3

    25 short questions

    How credit is given, how money is chased, how records are kept.

  4. Step 4

    Your Cash Control Score

    The amount locked up, what it costs, where the leak is, and the two fastest fixes.

Start your personal CashMap

Pick the side of the chain you sit on. The questions after this are written for your side.

You sell to people who resell

You supply a network below you

Manufacturer · Importer · C&F agent · Super-stockist · Distributor

You despatch on credit to people who sell it on. Some of what you booked as a sale is still sitting on their shelves. Find out how much of your money is lying in the market, and for how long.

Start · 12 minutes
You sell to people who use the goods

You supply the final buyer

Dealer · Sub-dealer · Stockist · Retailer · Anyone selling to businesses on credit

You pay for stock, deliver on credit, then chase. Your company's payment date doesn't wait for your customers. Find out how many days of that gap you are funding yourself, and what it costs.

Start · 12 minutes

Plenty of businesses do both, like a distributor with a dealer network who also supplies large customers directly.Run both sides · 16 minutes

If your company asked you to do this

Your report is yours. When CashMap runs across a distribution network, the company sponsoring it sees combined patterns across all dealers, never your individual answers or your individual score. We say this before you begin because the diagnostic only works if you answer honestly.

  • Your answers and score stay with you
  • The company sees medians and spread only
  • Dealers never need to sign in

CashMap questions before you pick a path

Is a personal CashMap free?

Yes. Twelve minutes, no sign-up, full report on screen. Your report is yours. If a company asked you to run CashMap, they still cannot see your answers or your score.

What is a CashMap channel round?

If you supply a dealer network, the channel programme lets every dealer run CashMap free and keep their own report. You see combined patterns (medians, spread, where the channel leaks), never an individual answer or score. Opening a round needs a sign-in; dealers never need one.

Do I need exact account figures?

No. CashMap asks for ranges from a single day's stock statement and your outstanding list: monthly purchases, stock on hand, money owed to you, and the days your supplier gives you to pay.

Find the money you already earned.

Twelve minutes for your own number, free, no sign-up. Or ask your channel the question you cannot answer from inside your office.

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