AdhiKrishna Free Tools
Business Health Check
Review key financial and operational indicators to identify areas that may deserve attention in your business.
Enter Your Business Information
You can enter as much information as you currently have. Indicators without enough information will be marked as Insufficient Data.
Monetary amounts automatically use the grouping style of the selected currency. Decimals are supported.
1. Revenue & Profitability
Revenue for the period you want to assess.
Revenue from the comparable previous period.
Your gross profit as a percentage of revenue.
2. Cash Position
3. Customer Receivables
4. Inventory
Your Business Health Indicators
These indicators are diagnostic guidelines, not universal accounting standards or a formal business rating.
Revenue Trend
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Enter both current and previous revenue to assess the trend.
More information is required to assess revenue trend.
Gross Profit Margin
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Enter your gross profit margin to assess profitability.
More information is required to assess gross profit margin.
Cash Coverage
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Enter both available cash and monthly operating costs.
More information is required to assess cash coverage.
Receivables
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Enter both customer receivables and monthly sales.
More information is required to assess receivables.
Inventory Coverage
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Enter both inventory value and monthly cost of goods sold.
More information is required to assess inventory coverage.
Key Figures
Connected to the bigger picture
From business numbers to business intelligence
This free tool demonstrates a simple principle: business data becomes more useful when it is converted into understandable signals. For larger and more complex datasets, AdhiKrishna Solutions LLP is developing Katya_AI to help businesses turn operational data into intelligent decisions.
Explore Katya_AIHow to interpret the results
Healthy means the indicator is currently within the range used by this tool for a relatively positive signal.
Watch means the indicator falls into a range that may deserve closer monitoring.
Needs Attention means the indicator falls outside the range used by this tool and may deserve further investigation.
Insufficient Data means there is not enough information to calculate or assess that indicator reliably.
The thresholds used here are general diagnostic guidelines intended for educational and planning purposes. They are not a substitute for professional accounting, financial, tax or business advice.