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Success Stories

Real engagements. Real outcomes.

Each story walks through the problem, what we built, and what changed afterwards. All numbers are illustrative; specifics are shared on direct request, with client permission.

Industrial manufacturing facility floor representing a multi-entity manufacturing group
$100M–$150M revenue · 90-day engagement

20 entities, one cash position: a consolidated 13-week forecast in 90 days

A US mid-market manufacturing group with 20 operating entities was running blind on group cash. EasePro built one unified 13-week forecast and surfaced $4M+ of trapped working capital.

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Financial charts representing a rolling 13-week cash flow forecast
Seasonal consumer business (cyclical revenue model)

4–5 months of working capital runway in one quarter for a seasonal business

A profitable US mid-market seasonal business was running out of cash every off-season. A rolling 13-week cash flow forecast pinpointed the gap, unlocked extended vendor credit, anchored a bank credit line, and structured weekly payment priorities — adding four to five months of working capital runway.

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A financial dashboard used for seasonal cash flow planning
Seasonal consumer business (cyclical revenue model)

A seasonal business under cash pressure. 4–5 months of working capital runway in one quarter.

A US mid-market seasonal business was running out of cash every off-season — profitable annually but under constant pressure for four to five months a year. A rolling 13-week cash flow forecast pinpointed the off-season gap, unlocked extended vendor credit, anchored a successful bank credit line, and structured payment priorities into a weekly cadence — adding four to five months of working capital runway.

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Sticky notes pinned on a corkboard representing a structured task management board, used to rebuild the month-end close process from scratch
$10M–$50M revenue · Stabilisation + rebuild

Controller departed mid-close: function stabilised, process rebuilt from scratch

A US mid-market business lost its controller in the middle of month-end close, with no documentation and no handover. EasePro ran immediate triage, cleared the backlog, documented every process from scratch, and handed a clean book and structured close to the incoming controller.

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Founders reviewing cost structure and fixed expenses
Services · Early-Stage

A founder under pressure. 40–50% off fixed costs in under three months.

An early-stage US services founder had never mapped their fixed cost base on a single page. We embedded as fractional CFO, renegotiated a premium co-working lease, transitioned the team to remote, and restructured compensation — cutting total fixed costs 40–50% and salary costs 30–40% within two to three months.

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A SaaS analytics dashboard and unit-economics model
SaaS · Growth-Stage

The model looked clean. Two costly mistakes reset pricing and slowed hiring.

A US growth-stage SaaS business asked EasePro to review the financial model it used for board reporting and an upcoming fundraise. Two costly mistakes were hiding under a clean surface: cloud costs were forecast too low, and the true cost of winning a customer was understated. Once corrected, the model showed the real economics — the business reset pricing on two products, slowed sales hiring, and shifted its focus toward higher-margin customers.

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Accounting worksheets, a calculator, and a pen laid out during a revenue reconciliation
Services · Multi-Channel Revenue

Revenue was being counted twice across two systems — caught before the audit

A US mid-market services business engaged EasePro for catch-up bookkeeping ahead of its first external audit. The standard checks all passed — bank reconciled, AR aged, vendor accounts current — but the revenue reconciliation diagnostic surfaced contract revenue being double-counted across two parallel accounting flows. We corrected the over-stated revenue, restructured the recognition policy, and rebuilt the reconciliation as a monthly close step.

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Financial analytics displayed on multiple screens, representing a FinTech business analysing its per-transaction unit economics
FinTech · High-Volume Transactions

Founders assumed thin margins. The unit economics model revealed every transaction lost money before overheads.

A US FinTech running a high-volume transaction product had no per-transaction profitability model. Once revenue per transaction was mapped against the full direct-cost stack, revenue came in below the payment gateway charge alone — every transaction was loss-making before overheads. The product was discontinued, burn stopped, and capital was redirected to where the unit economics worked.

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