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Know the business before Monday’s meeting.

Your books, read for you. A short, plain-language brief of where the business stands and what needs a decision this week, from the Tally or SAP data you already keep. No data team. No waiting for month-end.

See it on your own books How it reads the business
◆ Tally & SAP books◆ Monday 8 am IST◆ Built on posted vouchers
Sample Manufacturing Co · CXO view Live
Turnover
₹149 Cr
▲ 28% vs last year
↗
Profit
₹16.8 Cr
10.4% margin
Cash in bank
₹7.4 Cr
≈ 1 week of outgoings
!
Customers owe
₹11.7 Cr
▼ 41% · collected faster
Sales · this year vs lastThis yearLast year
AprMayJunJulAugSep
Cash cover
7 days
Below a month: act this week
PDF
Your Monday brief is ready
Mon 8:00 am · 3 things need a decision
Risk · One customer is 76% of sales
01
Connect

Bring in your Tally or SAP books. No data warehouse, no connector project.

02
Read

Sales, cash, dues, costs, people and compliance, read across the whole books.

03
Flag

What needs a decision, tagged Risk or Watch, with the evidence behind it.

04
Brief

A Monday 8 am PDF, a day-by-day view and an Excel board pack, without being asked.

Everything the owner asks, on one page

Cash, dues, customers, compliance. Read for you, every week.

The same books power every view, so the numbers never disagree with each other. These are illustrative screens from a sample manufacturing company.

Cash cover
How many days can we run?
7 days
₹7.4 Cr against about ₹64 Cr a month

Cash cover goes red before the bank balance looks scary, with the call to act on it.

Who owes you
Receivables by age
0–30 days₹6.1 Cr
31–60₹2.8 Cr
61–90₹1.6 Cr
90+ days₹1.2 Cr
Watch: ₹1.2 Cr has been outstanding for over 90 days.
Dependence
Who the business leans on
76%OF SALES
Customer A76%
Customer B14%
Others10%
RiskOne customer is most of sales, and the same group is a large share of purchases.
This year vs last
Like for like, never a part month
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
This yearSame months last year
Compliance health
Red, amber, green
GST returnsFiled
TDS depositDue in 5 days
PF / ESIFiled
Professional taxOverdue
Every day
Sales, collections and cash, day by day
MTWTFSS
SalesCash
Every Monday, 8 am
The brief that lands in your inbox
Monday brief · Week 41
₹149 Cr
₹7.4 Cr
₹11.7 Cr
RiskCash under a month of outgoings
RiskOne customer is 76% of sales
WatchDues sitting in control accounts

A PDF every Monday morning: what needs a decision, the numbers at a glance and who has slowed down.

On demand
The board pack, as an Excel workbook
Month
Sales
Collected
Paid
Cash
Apr
22.7
20.1
18.4
7.9
May
31.8
27.5
24.6
9.4
Jun
37.0
31.2
29.9
7.4
Executive
Sales
Cash
Customers
Suppliers

One workbook for the board or the bank, built from the books instead of by hand.

Risk and Watch
It says what to do, not just what happened
RiskCash covers only a few weeks of outgoings. Hold non-essential payments and plan cash weekly.
RiskOne customer, or one group, is most of your sales or purchases.
WatchDues have been outstanding for more than 90 days.
WatchSales have dropped against the same period last year.
WatchMargins have thinned, or people cost is growing faster than turnover.
One business, five ways to read it

Each question gets the right rhythm.

Some things need watching daily, some weekly, some only when the quarter closes. All of them run on the same books.

DAILY
Day by day

Sales, collections, payments and cash for each day, up to six months back.

MON 8:00
The Monday brief

What needs a decision this week, the numbers at a glance, slowing customers and dependence on a few names.

QUARTERLY
Quarter by quarter

Completed quarters set against the same quarters last year.

ALWAYS
Like for like

Only fully covered months, against the same months last year. Year-end adjustments kept apart.

ON DEMAND
The board pack

One Excel workbook for the board or the bank, built from the books.

Not just a picture

Every figure can be followed back to the entries.

CXO Intelligence is built on your posted vouchers and ledgers, the same data CORAA’s audit tools work from. When a number surprises you, the party and the voucher behind it are a few clicks away. Illustrative example below.

1 · The number
₹11.7 Cr
Customers owe you
▼ 41% vs last year
2 · The party
Customer A
Invoices open3
Outstanding₹8.9 Cr
Oldest94 days
3 · The voucher
Sales SI/0412
Date12 Aug
Amount₹3.1 Cr
Posted byAccounts
How it compares

Against the usual options.

Month-end MIS by your teamA BI tool, e.g. Power BICORAA CXO Intelligence
Ready without a data teamNeeds people and time every monthNeeds set-up and someone to maintain itReads the books you already keep
Tells you what needs attentionOnly if someone writes it upCharts; you spot the issue yourselfRisk and Watch calls, in plain words
Arrives on its ownAfter month-endYou have to open itMonday morning, by email
Compares like with likeManual, easy to get wrongOnly if someone builds itFully covered months against the same months last year
Traces back to the entriesAsk the accountantDepends on how it was builtBuilt on your posted vouchers and ledgers
Board packAssembled by hand each timeAn export of a dashboardOne Excel workbook from the books

Typical set-ups. Every business and every team works a little differently.

Frequently asked

What owners and finance heads ask

It is a plain-language read of your accounting data for the people who run the business. It turns your books into a Monday brief, a day-by-day view, a like-for-like comparison with last year and an Excel board pack, and it flags what needs a decision as Risk or Watch.
Your books from Tally or SAP, imported into CORAA. There is no data warehouse to build and no connector project. The same books can also be used for CORAA’s audit and scrutiny work.
The owners and anyone you add to the weekly list. It goes out by email as a PDF every Monday at 8 am IST, one per company.
A dashboard shows charts and leaves you to spot the problem. CXO Intelligence starts from the books and writes down what needs attention: cash cover, customer dependence, old dues, a drop in sales. It also arrives on its own instead of waiting for someone to open it.
It only compares months that the books fully cover with the same months last year. A part month is shown but left out of the comparison, and year-end adjustments such as stock change, depreciation and tax are reported separately.
The figures are computed from your posted vouchers and ledgers, so a number you question can be followed to the entries behind it.
No. It gives you the picture quickly so that the conversation with your accountant starts at the decision, not at the data gathering.
Your books are used only for your own reports. Read how CORAA handles security and data on the trust page.
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Walk into Monday knowing.

Give us your books and we will show you your own Monday brief: where cash stands, who owes you, who has slowed down and what to decide this week.

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