Management control

Management control to understand what is happening in the business

Budgeting, reporting and KPI structures that help management track performance, margins, costs and deviations on a more regular basis.

Who this is for

Who this is for

  • Companies with accounting in place but limited management information
  • Growing businesses requiring stronger financial control
  • Companies looking to improve budgeting, KPIs or profitability analysis
What we can support

What we can support

  • Annual budget and business plan
  • Budget control and variance analysis
  • Management KPI dashboards
  • Profitability by segment
  • Cost structure and break-even analysis
  • Pricing models and investment assessment
What this support aims to solve

What this support aims to solve

01

Turn financial data into management information

02

Identify deviations and issues earlier

03

Support pricing, investment and efficiency decisions with more context

How it works

How it works

1

Define management goals and questions to answer

2

Select information, indicators and reporting frequency

3

Build the control and reporting structure

4

Review results and refine the model over time

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace accounting?

No. Management control uses and complements accounting and operational information to support decisions.

Do we need a large amount of data?

Not necessarily. The model should begin with information the company can produce reliably and expand over time.

Next step

Describe your company’s situation and the support you need.