Cashflow Stress in Subcontracting Usually Starts Too Late

Most subcontractors don’t realise they have a cashflow problem until the bank balance, and the sleep quality, take a hit.

A cashflow forecast doesn’t solve problems on its own, but it moves that moment of awareness forward.  
Instead of finding out when the account is already under strain, you can see the pinch weeks earlier and think calmly about what to do next. 

That judgement piece, knowing when and how to act, is what we focus on inside Pipeline DIY. 

It’s about applying commercial thinking to live issues, not just understanding the numbers on a screen. 

Inside Pipeline DIY, we focus on applying commercial thinking to live issues, not just reading numbers off a spreadsheet. Cashflow is one signal among many, and we teach you how to read them, and how to make the right calls.  

Whatever tools you use, keep forecasting. Seeing problems earlier nearly always leads to better decisions. 

Rickie & Eve

The Tender Trainers