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For businesses that depend on repeat customers, through subscriptions, reorders, refills or repeat prescriptions in telehealth. Find the problem you have today: each one below shows what BizzHealth measures and explains, and the step you can take next.

Improve profitability

Where the margin goes

Illustrative example

18.4% 2.1 pts

Operating margin, last eight months

Illustrative example with sample data. Not customer data.

Illustrative example, not customer data. Profitability: the operating margin sliding over eight months. Customers: how many customers sit in each segment, from Champions and Loyal to At Risk and Slipping. Cash: the cash position month by month. Early warning: the finding ranked first, with its suggested action.

Problem 01

Improve Profitability

  1. The problem

    Revenue looks fine, but less of it survives to the bottom line every quarter, and it is hard to say exactly where the margin goes.

  2. What you can do next

    Trace a falling margin to the cost lines or products behind it, read the plain-language explanation of why it moved, and act on the recommendation attached to the finding.

Profitability

Operating margin, last eight months

18.4% Down 2.1 pts

Why it moved: Revenue is up 16% over these eight months, but operating expenses are up 20%. That gap is the 2.1-point margin slide.

Illustrative example with sample data. Not customer data.

Problem 02

Protect Cash Flow

  1. The problem

    A business can be profitable on paper and still run out of cash. Liquidity problems tend to be visible only after they have become urgent.

  2. What you can do next

    Watch the projected cash position ahead of time, get flagged when the trajectory deteriorates, and adjust spending or collections while options are still open.

Cash Flow Forecast

Cash on hand, projected

$342K today

Apr actual, then projected (dashed). The slide is visible before it is urgent.

Illustrative example with sample data. Not customer data.

Problem 03

Plan Ahead

  1. The problem

    Budgets and commitments get made on gut feel because there is no credible number for what next quarter looks like.

  2. What you can do next

    Put a confidence range on next quarter, compare a base, best and worst case, and tune the assumptions behind every projection to match what you know.

Revenue Forecast

Monthly revenue, actual and projected

Base case: $280K/mo by Oct

Actual months solid · base case dashed · shaded from worst to best case

Illustrative example with sample data. Not customer data.

Problem 04

Understand Customers

  1. The problem

    Total revenue hides who it comes from. Without segmentation, the customers quietly slipping away look the same as the ones carrying the business.

  2. What you can do next

    See which segments drive revenue, which cohorts retain, and where churn concentrates, then focus retention effort where the value actually is.

Customer Intelligence

Customers by RFM segment

Recency, frequency and monetary value

Segment, share of customersCustomersRevenue
  • Champions22%214$612K
  • Loyal49%486$734K
  • At Risk17%168$189K
  • Slipping12%121$86K
Illustrative example with sample data. Not customer data.

Problem 05

Detect Problems Earlier

  1. The problem

    Most business problems announce themselves in the metrics weeks before they show up in the bank account, if anyone is looking.

  2. What you can do next

    Let the automated analysis read your numbers and raise deteriorating metrics as findings, each with an explanation and a recommended response.

Early Risk Detection

Metrics under watch

Flagged while they are deteriorating

  • Days sales outstandingflagged 3 weeks agoDeteriorating: +6 days
  • Repeat order rateflagged 2 weeks agoDeteriorating: −4.2 pts
  • Fulfilment cost per orderflagged last weekDeteriorating: +11%

Each flag becomes a finding, with its explanation and suggested action.

Illustrative example with sample data. Not customer data.

Problem 06

Improve Business Performance

  1. The problem

    Plenty of tools show numbers. The gap is between seeing the numbers and knowing which action would improve them.

  2. What you can do next

    Work from one score and a ranked list of recommendations instead of a wall of charts, and track whether the score responds to what you changed.

Business Health Score
82/100healthy

Business Health Score

One score across profitability, liquidity, efficiency, growth and customer health, recalculated as your numbers change.

Up 4 points this quarter

Suggested next actions

  1. Review the category's vendors and recent commitments
  2. Send automated refill reminders and a one-click reorder flow
  3. Tighten invoice terms and automate payment reminders
Illustrative example with sample data. Not customer data.

How it starts.

Every plan starts with a short call. Your analysis then runs on your own numbers, not on example figures. Every step, in detail: Get Started.

  1. Talk to us

    Book a 30-minute call. We look at your business and agree the plan that fits: Basic, Professional or Custom.

  2. Bring your numbers in

    Once your plan is active, upload CSV or Excel exports from the tools you already use, or enter figures by hand.

  3. Work from the findings

    Metrics, forecasts and ranked recommendations are computed from your own numbers, and the health score once your data covers enough of the business. Nothing is pre-filled.

The same analytics on every plan.

Every solution above is part of them. What changes is who does the work: you, you with our advisors, or our specialists beside your team.

  • Basic

    You analyse and act.

    BizzHealth does the analysis: the health score, explained metrics, forecasts and ranked recommendations. You and your team decide what to do and do it.

  • Professional

    Our advisors diagnose and recommend. Your team acts.

    Our advisor team reviews your business, helps diagnose problems, recommends specific actions and guides follow-up. Your team carries out the work.

  • Custom

    Our specialists work alongside you and implement.

    A specialist team works with yours to solve problems and put solutions in place, including building a capability or team you do not have yet, as part of the agreed engagement.

Professional includes our advisor team: a financial advisor and a managerial advisor who work through these problems with your team, from your own data.

Talk to Us about Professional

How the plans compare: Compare Plans. What advisors do and do not do: How Expert Advisory works.

Start with the problem you have today.

On a short call we look at your business and agree the plan that fits. Then your analysis runs on your own numbers.