Newiphone App To Ease Sme Cashflow Crunch

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New iPhone App to Ease SME Cashflow Crunch

Business development franchisor, 10X Limited, have launched a world-first iPhone application to help

keep the growing number of cash-strapped Australian businesses stay afloat.


The 10X CashFlow Pro application is the first cash flow management tool made for the iPhone, and

not only provides business owners with a hassle-free way of assessing their cash flow, but also offers

effective strategies for achieving significant cash growth. 10X CEO, Nic Clark, says that the one-of-a-

kind application has the potential to dramatically transform the major cashflow challenges currently

being experienced by thousands of business owners across Australia.


Cashflow is a growing problem for the Australian SME market. According to the BRW ANZ Private

Research study, 60.6% of companies with a turnover of less than $40M/year cited serious concerns

about cashflow. As a result, businesses are turning to debtor finance, with total debtor finance

turnover increasing from $14.9 billion in March quarter to $15.6 billion June quarter.

Nic Clark says that these figures clearly represent a desperate cry for cashflow help. “Business

owners are often too busy to stop and assess the state of their cashflow, or don’t realise that there

are simpler and more effective methods to convert

their cash situation

and produce a positive

cashflow. What’s more alarming is that some SMEs are unaware that their business is operating at a

negative cashflow and have no idea that their business is at risk or about to go under.”

CashFlow Pro is designed to help SMEs determine their Net Variable Cash Flow and gain

an

understanding of how their business is performing in an easy, instant

and uncomplicated manner.

The application also provides over 170 implementable strategies to turn negative cash flow positions

around by reducing cost of goods, reducing expenses, improving pricing, reducing debtors’ amounts,

slowing payments to creditors and reducing stock holdings – simple strategies that can dramatically

transform a negative cash flow, yet many SMEs are unaware of. 

Nic Clark is proud to be able to provide struggling business owners with a new tool in the fight

against small business failure. “You don’t have to go to costly or time-consuming lengths to be on

top of your cash flow. At a price of just $2.49 to download – and free to use thereafter - any business

owner can now afford access to a proven cashflow management plan.”

To download the application open the iTunes Store and then click on the App Store. Then simply

enter ‘CashFlow Pro’ in the top right ‘Search iTunes Store’ box or simply access the application via




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     Cashflow Pro App Screenshot




About Nic Clark

Nic Clark is the CEO of 10X Limited, a public company specialising in the setup of business

development divisions within accounting firms across Australia and New Zealand. Nic has had 16

years hands on experience advising hundreds of small-to-medium sized businesses throughout

Australia, New Zealand, the USA, Canada and the UK. He has assisted in the completion of over 890

comprehensive business plans covering a broad range of business areas such as Management,

Marketing, Operations, Human Resources and Finance.  Nic is also a prominent blogger and is the

author of The Marketing X-Factor, due to for release in Australian bookstores in November 2009. 


For more information about 10X Limited or to arrange an interview with Nic Clark please contact:

Monique Van Dijk on 0400 684 079 or monique.vandijk@10x.com.au


For technical information about 10X CashFlow Pro specs, or to arrange a free demo for media review

please contact:  Scott Gassmann on  1300 658 221 or scott.gassmann@10x.com.au


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