Business Cashflow Solutions, Inc. offers small- and medium-sized businesses services that reduce accounting expenses, speed receipt of monies, and allow authorization and recovery of paper drafts.
Objectives
1. Total receivables of $38,000 in Year 1.
2. Monthly receivables of $3,000 by the sixth month of operation.
3. Minimum of 10% increase in receivables per month.
4. Receivables of $10,000 per month by the eighteenth month of operation.
Mission
Business Cashflow Solutions, Inc., offers small- and medium-sized businesses access to services that increase available operating funds by automating accounts receivable for more timely payment, and allowing merchants to accept paper checks with confidence.
As a service company, we pledge to our customers:
1. Exceptional value for all services rendered.
2. Timely response to questions and concerns.
3. Total honesty and integrity.
Keys to Success
1. Direct, person-to-person marketing.
2. Participation in professional business organizations.
3. Frequent follow-up and reselling the value of our services.
Company Summary
Business Cashflow Solutions, Inc. is a new company that provides "instant cash flow for small- and medium-sized businesses" and reduces expenses associated with accounting with the following services:
Pre-Authorized Checking: Insures that monthly payments are received on time and therefore reduces accounting costs.
Electronic Payments: Offers timely funds settlements and a built-in recovery for NSF items, thereby keeping accounting costs reduced.
Electronic Check Conversion: Converts paper check into an electronic item at point-of-sale, saving time and money while reducing the risks of NSF checks.
Electronic Check Recovery: NSF checks are submitted electronically via the ACH network, allowing fast and convenient collection of funds.
Telephone Checks: Allows merchants to accept checks by telephone or fax.
Start-up Summary
Our start-up costs come to $33,634. Start-up assets required include $5,885 in short-term assets (office furniture, office equipment, specialized printer, etc.) and $5,500 in initial cash to handle the first 6 months of expenses. The details are included in the following chart and table.
After planned owner investment of $10,000, you will find that we have $23,364 left to finance. The purpose of this plan is to secure financing for that amount.
Later in this plan, when you view the Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, and the Profit and Loss, you will notice that we have included debt and interest expenses based on an assumed $23,364 loan, financed at 9.5% for a 3-year term.
Start-up
Requirements
Start-up Expenses
License/Business Package
$19,990
Stationery etc.
$350
Apparel
$400
Insurance
$207
Computer (Internet, File Transfer)
$0
Color Inkjet Printer
$0
MICR Toner
$325
Copier Toner
$89
Software (Microsoft Office, Graphics, Internet Publishing, etc.)