Working Capital Pressure Check
See why cash may feel tight, even when sales are good.
- 3 min
- You get: Receivable, inventory and payable days, cash cycle and biggest pressure
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Result · 30 Oct 2026
55 day cash cycleWorking Capital Pressure Check
Most of your cash is tied up in receivables rather than inventory.
- Receivable days
- 42
- Inventory days
- 41
- Payable days
- 28
- Cash cycle
- 55 days
- Cash locked in cycle
- ₹54.6 lakh
What to do now
- 01Rank overdue customers and call the top five this week.
- 02Send reminders before due dates, not after.
- 03Check credit limits before the next large order.
Receivable days is receivables divided by monthly sales, times 30. Inventory and payable days use monthly purchases. Cash cycle is receivable days plus inventory days minus payable days.
Use this with
- GuideHow to prioritise overdue receivablesRead the guide →
- ProblemCash feels tight even when sales are strongSee the problem guide →
- ProcessInvoice to paymentSee the full process →
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