For founders

You don't need another dashboard. You need the four you have to agree.

CFOOS reconciles orders, payments, shipments and bank credits against each other, then tells you where the money actually is — and says so plainly when it can't.

Explore the live demo

No signup, no card. Real data, full product.

What this fixes on a Monday morning

Shopify, Razorpay, the courier panel and the bank each report a different revenue figure.
COD delivered weeks ago that no courier has remitted, and no one is counting.
A margin number that moved and nobody can say which cost caused it.
Ad spend decisions made against revenue that hasn't landed yet.
A cash position based on gateway balances rather than the bank.
Month-end where the accountant asks questions you can't answer without a spreadsheet weekend.

One reconciled revenue number

Order → payment → settlement → bank credit, matched nightly. You billed ₹18.4 L, ₹16.9 L landed, and CFOOS shows you where the other ₹1.5 L is, per order.

COD that stopped moving

Delivered, past the remittance window, courier silent — quantified. Most founders have never seen this number before.

Margin down to CM3

Product cost, then shipping and RTO, then fees, then ads. You see which layer ate it instead of guessing.

Runway you can defend

Cash from real bank balances, forecast forward, with what-if scenarios you can run while you're on the call.

Ask instead of dig

"Is ad spend still paying for itself?" gets an answer computed by tools, with the evidence attached.

A brief every morning

What changed and why, written from the day's captured numbers — with a verifier that rejects the narrative if a figure doesn't check out.

The gap between the four dashboards isn't a rounding error. It's usually somebody's margin — and it's usually yours.

See it with real data before you connect anything.

The demo is a full product with a real brand's numbers in it. No signup, no card.