“March delivered 4.1% MoM revenue growth (48% YoY), continuing the post-Series-B acceleration. Gross margin is compressed as expected during the multi-cloud migration — return to 75% remains on track for Q4. NRR of 115% held steady, anchored by the Meridian Health expansion that closed nine months ahead of plan. Two AE seats remain open; closing them is delayed until Q2 per the March 11 decision. Cash position $8.5M with ~36 months of runway.”
For founders & CEOs
Board meeting Monday. The deck isn't done. NRR is being questioned.
Inflect ships a board-ready package in 90 minutes — with the narrative your board has been trained to expect, the variance calls they pushed back on last quarter, and the metric definitions you confirmed on the August call.
$5,500/month · month-to-month · first package free
What the package actually looks like
Redacted excerpt from an anonymised March board package
This is the exact first-page exec summary in the downloadable sample package. Every figure reconciles to the trial balance; every framing decision (“temporary investment,” not “headwind”) is traceable to a confirmed CFO signal in the Marlow learning log.
What it changes
Three things that go from painful to boring
The Sunday-night reconciliation drill
PDF, board deck, and dashboard must agree on every metric before the export button enables. No “Gross Margin 0.0%” surprise on slide 6. No panicked Saturday email to the fractional CFO.
Re-explaining the same framing
Marlow remembers that your board reads Rule of 40 as the operating-margin variant while multi-cloud migration is in flight. She remembers your Accel partner searches for burn first. The narrative lands on those hot buttons without you re-briefing her.
Post-meeting amnesia
Every commitment, revisit trigger, and unresolved question from the board call is captured to the decision ledger. Next month's package opens with what's still active — not with a cold page.
When this earns its keep
The specific moments a founder actually feels it
- Board meeting moved up a week. The package ships in 90 minutes instead of five days, and still clears CFO review.
- Term sheet diligence lands Friday. The data room is drafted from the decision ledger — not reconstructed from Slack threads.
- An investor asks why NRR moved in a specific way. The answer cites the specific metric definition and the specific data row — not a guess.
- Your fractional CFO rolls off. The next CFO inherits a searchable decision ledger, not a cold Dropbox folder. Month one is productive.
- You hire a full-time VP Finance. They inherit twelve months of memory in a page, not a year of archaeology.
Proof
Design partners — named references coming
We're in active design-partner mode with three Series A–B SaaS founders. Testimonials will appear here when we have explicit permission — we don't fabricate quotes, and we don't run logo soup to look bigger than we are. In the meantime, the anonymised sample package is the work product you'd actually see every month.