Insights in the Turnaround Check stream.
A DSCR below 1 means the business is not generating enough cash to service its debt in that period. What the Turnaround Check does next when this signal appears, and what the business owner should do in the following week.
Suppliers are watching you before your bank is. The ways they respond to your payment behaviour (or fail to respond to your requests) tell you what they think about your business. What to look for and what it means.
Stretching suppliers is the most common way distressed businesses buy time. The time is expensive, and the true cost is usually hidden. What working capital stretch actually costs, and why the number is bigger than the owner thinks.
Formal warning arrives late. By the time the bank flags a covenant issue or the auditor raises a going-concern note, the business has been drifting for months. Five pre-covenant signals a business owner can watch for themselves.
Most business failures are visible in a single ratio months before the bank flags them or the auditor raises a going-concern note. The Turnaround Check reads that number for you in five minutes, and tells you what to do about it.