Small Business Success

In your Origami Monthly Report, we include targets for Real Profit, Real Sales, and Salary Cap. Here's how we calculate those values.

The cash flow section of Your Origami Monthly Report shows you two things: how much cash you have on hand and how much cash you've generated from your business activities.

How's my business doing? We provide our clients with the answer to this critical question by simplifying traditional financial statements to these key results.

The summary income statement included in your Origami Monthly Report shows you a high level view of your numbers so you can quickly assess and track your performance each month.

Kris Sparrow, an Origami co-founder and CPA, explains what small business owners need to know about compensating themselves at different stages of their business.

You started a small business so you and your family could be financially better off. If you're already there, congratulations! If you're not, Origami can help you get there.

Your small business is your number one investment in time and money. The big question: Is the investment paying off? Yes, no, or who knows, you always want to do better.