Reporting & Visibility

Good reports should do more than summarize the past. They should help you understand profit, cash flow, trends, and what decisions need attention next.

Step 3 of 6
Reporting & Visibility

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1. Do you receive financial reports on a regular schedule?

Yes, every month
Usually, but not always on schedule
Occasionally
Rarely
No, I do not receive regular reports

2. How useful are your reports for making business decisions?

Very useful — they clearly support decisions
Mostly useful
Somewhat useful, but limited
Not very useful
I rarely use reports to make decisions

3. Can you clearly see where your profit is coming from?

Yes, by service, job, customer, or department
Mostly, but some areas are unclear
Somewhat, but not with enough detail
Not really
No, I cannot clearly see profitability

4. Do your reports help you understand cash flow before it becomes a problem?

Yes, I have clear cash flow visibility
Mostly, but I still get occasional surprises
Somewhat, but not consistently
Not really
No, I mostly rely on the bank balance

5. Do your reports compare current performance to prior periods, budgets, or goals?

Yes, regularly
Sometimes
Only occasionally
Rarely
No, reports are not compared to anything

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Step 3 of 6. Your answers help identify whether your reports provide real management visibility or only basic historical information.

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