ZAWOWYI / BUSINESS FINANCE
See the cash.
Choose the next move.
Start with a rolling 13-week view. Learn the connection between timing, margin and the decisions a growing company makes every week.
Try the cash calculator ↗THE WORKING TOOLKIT
Useful numbers.
Fewer surprises.

01Cash flow is a management rhythm+
A profitable order can still create pressure if customers pay after suppliers and staff must be paid. Zawowyi teaches founders to map the timing of cash, build a short rolling forecast and update it with actual events. The exercise turns a static spreadsheet into a weekly management conversation. Emerging gaps become decisions about timing, terms and capacity while there is still room to act.
02Price from the work required+
Pricing becomes unreliable when it copies a competitor without understanding delivery cost. We break an offer into direct work, overhead, rework risk and the capacity needed to serve it well. Founders can then compare a target margin with the value customers receive. The result is a defensible pricing range and a clear list of assumptions to test, rather than a single figure presented as certainty.
03Make scenarios useful+
A forecast should answer a decision. Instead of producing one polished annual number, you create a base case and a small number of meaningful alternatives. What changes if sales arrive later, a supplier increases prices or a new hire starts one quarter later? Each scenario identifies a trigger and a response. This keeps planning connected to operations and prevents the model from becoming a document nobody opens.
04Choose a compact scorecard+
More metrics do not automatically produce more control. The programme helps teams select a few measures covering demand, delivery, cash and customer health. Every measure receives an owner, a reliable source and a review frequency. Numbers that do not change a conversation are removed. The final scorecard supports a focused weekly meeting and creates a shared language across the company.
THE CASH WINDOW
How long could your cash last?
Adjust three inputs to explore a simplified operating scenario. Receipts and costs are held constant; this is an arithmetic illustration, not a forecast or financial recommendation.
Cash ÷ (monthly costs − monthly receipts)