For Indian MSMEs · ₹50 lakh to ₹250 crore turnover
MFOS scores your business the way a lender does — from your bank statements, GST filings and balance sheet — then a real CFO tells you what to fix first.
Same business, four different costs of money. Moving one band is usually worth more than a year of negotiating.
What you see
No ratios to interpret, no dashboard to learn. Open the app between two client calls and you know where you stand.
Your health score out of 100, the band it puts you in, and whether it moved since last week.
What customers owe you, how long it's been sitting, and which bills to chase first.
What you owe suppliers and when each payment falls due.
How many days your cash lasts at the rate you're currently spending it.
Your EMIs, what's outstanding, and the next date money leaves the account.
GST, TDS and filings — what's clean, what's late, and what a lender will notice.
How the score is built
Nothing about the score is a black box. You can see which part is dragging you down, and how much of the total it's worth.
Take it away and read it
One shows what a business owner sees each morning. The other shows the desk the numbers are kept on — the console a CFO works your file in.
What the app tells you to do each morning, the numbers behind it, and the profit and stock screens being built next — with screenshots throughout.
Portfolio triage, the full credit-readiness scorecard, industry benchmarks, margin tracking and the bank-limit sizing your CFO runs before you ask.
The part software can't do
The score tells you what's wrong. A person who has taken files to banks tells you what to do about it — and stays with you until the money lands.