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Put Financial Controls in Place

As money grows, put the checks in place so nothing leaks, and no one person can move cash without a second set of eyes.

What it solves

As revenue grows, so does the risk of mistakes and money moving without anyone noticing. This guide is for owners starting to delegate spending to others. You separate duties, set approval limits, review cash weekly, close the books monthly, and learn the warning signs, so no one person can move cash unwatched.

What this is worth: A fractional COO runs $5,000 to $15,000 a month.

What is inside

  • A duty split across spending, approving, and reconciling, workable even for small teams.
  • A written approval limit: free spending below it, your sign-off above it.
  • A 15-minute weekly cash review of money in, money out, and what is due.
  • A monthly close that reconciles every account against its statement.
  • A red-flag list: missing receipts, round-number transfers, and vendors you do not recognize.
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Questions, answered

Yes. The file says even small teams can separate two of the three duties: spending, approving, and reconciling. The goal is that the person who spends is never the only one who reconciles.

The file names missing receipts, round-number transfers, and vendors you do not recognize. You flag odd transfers and question unfamiliar vendors, trusting your people but always verifying the money.

No. It is general information on setting simple checks around your money. The file says to confirm with a licensed professional and your state before you rely on it.

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