How We Started
Back in 2019, I was consulting for a mid-sized manufacturing company in Bangkok. They had spreadsheets everywhere – cash flow tracked in one file, inventory costs in another, and nobody could see how it all connected.
That's when it hit me. Thai businesses needed financial analysis tools that actually talked to each other. Not another generic accounting system, but something that could spot trends before they became problems.
The breakthrough moment: We built a simple dashboard that showed this company how their seasonal sales patterns affected cash flow three months ahead. They avoided a major liquidity crisis and increased their working capital efficiency by 35%.
That first success taught us something important. Financial analysis isn't about perfect predictions – it's about giving business owners the confidence to make better decisions with incomplete information.