Rescue audit in 72 hours

What exactly do we do during these three days?

We act quickly because in a crisis, time is your greatest enemy. Marek Wiśniewski and our two-person analytical team usually enter the firm on Monday at 8:15 AM. We are not interested in PowerPoint presentations or stories about company vision. We are interested in bank statements from the last 19 months, binders with invoices, and lease agreements. For the first 46 hours, we dig into numbers that no one has checked for years. We look for specific places where money leaks through senseless channels.

We calculate with cold logic. Often it turns out a firm pays for 14 software subscriptions no one uses, or has poorly calculated ZUS contributions since 2022. In one recent assignment for a wholesaler near Gdańsk, we found 23,480 PLN in monthly savings just on changing rental conditions and logistics. This isn't magic; it's pure mathematics and a lack of sentimentality for old arrangements with suppliers.

List of 7 holes in your budget

Instead of fluff in a 50-page report, you get a concrete A4 sheet from us. You'll find seven points on it that you must change immediately so the company stops sinking. We focus on things that yield results here and now, not in five years. (To be honest, some conclusions might hurt because we'll show you where you burned through cash due to your own oversight, but that's why we're here).

• Analysis of the last 417 transfers for redundant fixed costs.
• Verification of margin on 5 key products or services — checking if you're subsidizing them.
• Review of loan and lease agreements for the possibility of suspending installments.
• Identifying the 3 biggest debtors from whom cash needs to be collected immediately.

We have a plan for Tuesday, so we don't wait for better economic weather. If you enter this process, you must be ready for quick cuts. We don't promise it will be nice, but we promise that after 72 hours you'll know where you stand. The average time to regain liquidity among our clients after such an audit is 34 days. Since September 2017, we have saved 217 firms that stood with one foot over the abyss this way.

P.S. If your accountant claims everything is fine, yet you still don't have enough for payroll on time, it means you need someone from outside who isn't afraid of hard questions. Zero fluff, just facts.