Financial analysis
Your key indicators, calculated from your accounting data, organized into four pillars, explained and benchmarked against your industry.
Save my spot in the betaPlugged into your accounting data
Two ways to feed the analysis: the documents your accountant produces, or a direct connection to your software for real-time tracking.
Connected to your accounting software, Vyzor pulls in every new entry, so your indicators are always up to date.
Four pillars to read your business
Indicators are organized around the four questions every business owner asks. Each pillar groups the KPIs that answer it.
Every indicator, explained and benchmarked
For each KPI: its definition, its trend over previous years, and where you stand against your industry average. You pick the view that works for you.
The share of revenue left after direct purchases. It's what pays for your salaries, your overheads and your bottom line.
Above the average for carpentry businesses with 10 to 50 employees.
Your own KPIs, and one-click export
Create indicators specific to your trade from your accounts, then share the selection you choose by email or as a document.
Other features
Be one of the first 10 to shape Vyzor.
Once they're taken, the beta closes.
- 01A complete financial diagnostic of your company, at the first meeting≈ 400 €
- 02Your reporting, your 12-month cash forecast and your alerts, kept up to date by Vyzor≈ €750 / month
- 03Your data connected together with you, over video callIncluded
- 04A direct line to the founders, your feedback in the roadmapIncluded
- 05Your preferential rate locked in for life after the betaIncluded
Our commitment: if at the first meeting we don't show you at least one concrete lever on your cash or your margins, we'll tell you so and stop there.
Values estimated from the rate of an outsourced CFO (€750 to €1,350 per day excl. VAT, 2 to 3 days per month in a small SME, i.e. €1,200 to €5,000 per month excl. VAT, according to Comet One and KNP Finance): the diagnostic is equivalent to half a day and the monthly follow-up to about one day, the share of time CFOs spend producing reporting.