Virtual CFO
The finance function, without the hire.
Between a bookkeeper and a full-time CFO there is a gap that most businesses under ₹50 crore sit in: they need someone to read the numbers, not just produce them.
That means monthly management accounts that arrive by the 10th rather than the 25th, a rolling cash flow forecast, a budget with variances explained, and a board pack that answers the questions the board actually asks.
For a funded company it also means the investor reporting the shareholders' agreement requires.
What is included
- Monthly management accounts by the 10th
- Rolling 13-week cash flow forecast
- Budget, variance analysis and board pack
- Investor reporting and data room upkeep
What we need from you
- Access to your accounting system
- Bank statements and the loan schedule
- Existing budget and any investor agreements
- Prior year financial statements
Questions
How is a virtual CFO different from an accountant?
An accountant records what happened and files it. A CFO tells you what it means and what to do — whether the runway supports the hire, why margin moved, what the covenant test will show next quarter. It is a forward-looking role rather than a compliance one.
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Get started with Virtual CFO
Tell us a little about the business and a chartered accountant will call you back. You will get a firm quote before any work begins.
- A qualified accountant on the call, not a call centre
- A firm quote before any work begins
- Your details are never sold or shared