As a startup company, you need to have your finances in order and be able to produce financial reports that will help you better understand where your business is at. A correct financial report helps you to make decisions about whether or not you should grow, stay the same, or shrink.

A lot has been said about life-changing experiences of companies. But there is probably something else to add to those stories. For us at Liveflow, that was a very defining and shaping time at the Winter 21 batch of Y Combinator. While still navigating the hardships of the total, lonely …

Heya! 👋 Today, we launched LiveFlow to the Product Hunt community. Over the past few months, we have been working hard on building LiveFlow, talking to our customers, learning from them, and understanding their pain points. This first part of our product development process is probably one of the most …

Have you ever tried manually exporting long lists of CSVs from Xero, Quickbooks, NetSuite and over to your spreadsheet to update this month’s actuals manually? And even tried manually exporting lengthy bank statements to report on your Cash Flow? The list of manual things the finance team does is endless, …

How do you improve your employee loyalty, trust, and transparency? This is probably one of the most frequently asked questions that all leaders of growing companies have. In the world where talent competition is at its highest and demand for talent outperforms the available supply, the most remarkable talent has …

Image Credit: Y Combinator Cash is king when building businesses - You have probably heard that phrase before. So have we, and it's probably because there's some truth in it. Yet despite most founders knowing the importance of tracking money, 29% of companies fail because they run out of cash. …

Whether it’s digital advertising or email campaigns or SEO-driven content, marketing costs money. That’s why it’s not surprising tons of companies consider a marketing budget as a cost center of a business rather than a quantifiable and predictable investment in a company’s growth. But that’s a mistake.