Internal Finance Management:
The Pain Point of Startups
Startups often lack efficient, cost-effective internal finance support mechanisms tailored to their unique needs, which hinders their ability to focus on core operations.
Our proposed solution:
At Intent, our approach embraces Fractional Finance—a flexible, need-based model where businesses pay for specific financial services, sourced from professionals with desired skill sets, and compensated solely for the days worked.
Cost Efficiency
Avoids the expense of maintaining a full-time finance team
Flexibility
Access diverse financial expertise, from basic accounting to advanced reporting, as needed.
Scalability
Enables businesses to scale up or down their finance functions based on their needs without restrictive requirements or a fixed model.
Need-Based Services
Companies pay only for the financial services they need at any given time
Adaptable
Adapts to business’ evolving financial needs, offering customized support.
How does Intent compare to the existing old options?
HIRING
Unclear hierarchy. CFO level vs. junior level
Cost-intensive: monthly salary, training, benefits.
Time-consuming to train junior staff.
ACCOUNTING FIRMS
Absence of personalized business offerings
Standardized packages may include unnecessary services.
Hefty monthly fees regardless of service usage
INTENT
Flexibility to choose required services.
Access to skilled professionals on demand.
Cost-effective: pay only for services utilised.
Saves time and effort in recruitment and training.