Fractional CFO · Tallinn and London

Strategic financial leadership — without the fixed cost of a full-time CFO.

We bring clarity to your cash flow and financial data. We map your current situation and build a system that gives you confidence in your daily business decisions.

A no-obligation call to map your needs and evaluate if we are the right partner for you.

Who it’s for

Is a fractional CFO right for your business?

Our service is designed for scaling companies whose operations have grown in complexity — making a full-time CFO an unnecessary overhead, yet relying solely on a bookkeeper no longer sufficient. We typically partner with businesses facing the following challenges:

01

Bookkeeping alone is no longer enough

Your accounting is accurate, and taxes are paid on time. But bookkeeping looks at the past. As a leader, you need a forward-looking view: budgeting, scenario modelling, and detailed cash-flow forecasting that a standard accountant typically doesn’t provide.

02

Growth and working-capital management

Increasing revenue and volumes inevitably put pressure on cash flow. The company may be profitable on paper, but cash is tied up in inventory, receivables, or long payment terms. We help build a system that ensures the liquidity needed to fund your growth.

03

Systems and data quality are holding you back

As your business has grown, financial and operational data has become fragmented across different spreadsheets and software. There is a lack of clarity on what data should actually be collected to make informed decisions. We help map your current setup and build processes that truly support data-driven management.

Where we start

The first question is always cash.

Profit is an opinion. Cash in the bank is a fact. Before we touch anything else, we trace how money comes in and how it goes out — with what delay, on what recurring pattern, and where it gets stuck on the way.

Timing, in and out

When money lands, when it has to leave, and how wide the gap is between the two. Most cash-flow trouble isn’t about low revenue — it’s about dates in the wrong order.

Cash that’s locked up

Unpaid invoices, prepayments you’ve made, stock sitting still, and contracts you keep paying for with nothing coming back.

A forecast that holds

A cash-flow model looking 3 to 12 months out, built on real transactions and contracts — not last year’s budget.

Financial-data analysis

Books can be correct and still tell you the wrong thing.

Correct means the entries follow the rules. It doesn’t mean the report shows the real picture. So we go into the recorded data itself, not just the summary on top of it.

Entries, not totals

A report shows an amount; an entry shows the reason. We work at the transaction level — the chart of accounts, how costs are classified, what’s booked where.

The errors that repeat

Duplicate entries, costs on the wrong account, VAT handled inconsistently, the same supplier entered twice, periods that don’t line up.

Key metrics

The numbers most businesses never track.

Revenue and profit are in every report. The decisions, though, usually turn on the numbers nobody bothers to work out.

01Customer acquisition cost — and how long it takes to earn back
02Customer lifetime value
03Contribution margin by product or service
04Cash runway, in months
05How many days it takes to get paid
06How many days you take to pay suppliers
07How much revenue rides on your top few customers
08Real project profitability versus what you quoted
09The revenue point where the month breaks even
10Recurring revenue as a share of the total
11Revenue and profit margin per employee
12What a price change actually does to your margin

We won’t hand you dozens of metrics. Together we pick the five to seven that actually move decisions in your business, and those go into the monthly report.

How it works

Three steps, no long-term lock-in.

STEP 01

A call

Half an hour. You tell us how the business runs and what’s bothering you most right now. By the end it’s clear whether we can help here — and if we can’t, we’ll say so, plainly.

STEP 02

The initial review

We analyse your cash flow and your financial data. You get a written report: the findings, recommendations, and where to start.

STEP 03

Ongoing work

If the review shows it’s worth carrying on, we take the fractional CFO seat in an agreed scope.

Pricing

Clear pricing. Scope agreed before we start.

To start

Initial financial review

A one-time project: an objective assessment of your company’s financial health.

€2 400
fixed fee · delivered in 2–3 weeks
  • 3- and 12-month cash-flow forecast
  • Mapping of cash timing and tied-up working capital
  • In-depth financial-data analysis
  • Written report of findings
  • One-hour strategy discussion of the results
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Ongoing

Ongoing financial management

Custom-tailored, ongoing financial leadership for your business.

from €2 900
per month · rolling contract · 30-day notice
  • Monthly management report
  • Cash-flow monitoring
  • KPI tracking
  • Board & management materials prepared
  • Guidance for your accountant
  • Real-time decision support within agreed hours
Book a call
Special projects

Strategic special projects

For complex, systemic changes that go beyond the packages.

Ask for a quote
scope and fee agreed in full before we begin
  • Building the finance function & data-collection from scratch
  • Advising on new finance software selection & rollout
  • AI implementation remediation
  • Process-efficiency audits
  • Interim CFO coverage
Get in touch

Prices exclude VAT. The initial review is a management-advisory service — it isn’t an audit or any other assurance service. See full pricing and FAQs.

Locations

London and Tallinn.

We work mostly remotely. Meetings by arrangement.

United Kingdom

London

Phone
+44 (0) 7391 830178
Email
info@i-consult.co.uk
Estonia

Tallinn

Address
Järve 2, Tallinn 11314
Phone
+372 52 47 369
Email
info@i-consult.ee

Start with half an hour.

We’ll walk through how your business runs and where cash is getting stuck. During the call we’ll work out whether we can offer the solutions you need, and gauge whether there’s a strong mutual fit for a successful partnership.