Defining a three, five or ten-year vision for your company in a business plan is not enough. You also need to be able to put a figure on that vision in order to check whether the business is sustainable and quantify the resources needed to achieve the goal.
But that’s not all. What’s the point of drawing up a horizon budget if there’s no regular monitoring of performance? Such monitoring starts with the establishment of the annual budget and continues with monthly reports to measure the differences between forecasts and reality.
But here again, this is not enough: we need to be able to understand why there are such discrepancies.
All these planning, forecasting, budgeting and monitoring activities make up financial planning and analysis (FP&A). We can help you turn this FP&A process into a strategic steering tool that supports your growth and long-term vision.