Contributed post.
Payment delays often start small, like a client missing a due date or requesting extended terms. But these delays can snowball into broader disruptions that affect far more than your cash flow. Businesses rely on steady income to cover operating costs, pay employees, invest in growth, and meet their own obligations.
When that consistency falters, it puts pressure on every aspect of the organization.
Cash Flow Tension Impacts Daily Decisions
Unpaid invoices can quickly restrict your ability to operate efficiently. Without timely revenue, even routine expenses such as payroll, rent, and inventory restocking become difficult to manage. [Read more…]