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TechZen faced severe bottlenecks in closing monthly books due to rapid transaction volume growth. The internal team was overwhelmed by manual reconciliations and lacked the bandwidth to focusing on strategic financial planning.
Managing payroll and inventory for hundreds of stores became unmanageable for the centralized HQ team. Data entry lags caused visibility issues, and the internal team struggled to keep up with weekly processing cycles.
Regulatory compliance reporting was consuming excessive management time. The internal team lacked specialized knowledge in healthcare-specific cost allocation and reporting requirements.
Handling tuition payments and supplier costs in 12+ currencies created reconciliation chaos. The internal finance team was bogged down in FX adjustments and lacked time for tuition forecasting.
Meeting strict regulatory reporting deadlines was becoming a risk due to staff turnover. The firm needed reliability and a higher standard of compliance documentation than their generalist staff could provide.
Project cost tracking was done on disparate spreadsheets, leading to delayed visibility on overruns. The project managers were effectively flying blind until month-end.
The firm was expanding into new markets but was held back by legacy billing processes and slow month-end closes (15 days). They needed a complete overhaul of their financial speed and accuracy.
Consistent errors in inventory valuation and production costing were impacting pricing decisions. The internal team lacked deep cost accounting expertise.
Managing carrier invoices and tracking transportation costs across regions was manual and prone to duplication errors. The volume of paperwork was drowning the AP team.
Donors required strictly segregated fund accounting and transparency that the existing general ledger setup couldn't support. The risk of non-compliance with grants was high.
The founders were managing finances on spreadsheets while trying to raise Series B. They lacked the sophisticated financial modeling and investor reporting required by VCs.