Financial advisor to 20+ best-in-class subs across the country - helping them identify past due AR that no one’s chasing and the other $5M that should have been billed but wasn’t.
Owned and operated an abatement sub from 0 to 75 employees - knows what Owners want to see from CFOs. Now, she advises 30+ subs on project finances at Billd.
Expert on operationalizing smart cash flow practices. Has protected over $1 billion in lien rights in 50 states - and sees subs lose theirs every day because they filed too late.
For subcontractors of all sizes and across trades, accounts receivable processes represent one of the most persistent challenges in a business, making it difficult to get cash back into the business. To combat this, financial leaders are creating cash-forward cultures that prioritize speed, predictability, and accountability.
The ultimate goal is to treat billing as a professional, repeatable system. By implementing proven processes used by top-tier practitioners, you can shorten your cash conversion cycle and ensure that every team member is aligned with the company’s underlying goal of improving your cash flow.
Here are some of the actionable strategies we cover in this webinar to help you optimize your AR process and resources you can implement in your business right away.
To ensure billing is predictable and collections are proactive, your organization should implement these four core Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs):
The contract abstract acts as your guide for project success, pulling critical data out of the contract and into a scannable template. For each of your contracts, create an abstract featuring the following details:
PMs are the tip of the spear because they sit closest to the project costs and timelines. To get them focused on cash flow, you must change their relationship with the billing process:
For a CFO to drive real change, they must align financial SOPs with the personal and professional goals of the owner. Here’s how CFOs can shape their conversations with business owners when it comes to updating or creating new processes.
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