Business Credit Control and Cashflow Management in Crisis 2-in-1 Course

Master credit control and cashflow crisis tactics in one powerful course bundle tailored for smart business finance decisions.

Overview:Cashflow doesn’t lie, and neither do unpaid invoices. This double-course offer fuses two essential business finance skills: Business Credit Control and Cashflow Management in Crisis. Learn how to chase payments politely but firmly, set terms that reduce risk, and understand creditworthiness without relying on gut feelings. Meanwhile, delve into cashflow strategies that help businesses stay afloat when things get choppy—from forecasting shortfalls to prioritising expenses smartly.

If you've ever dealt with clients who vanish when it’s invoice time or found your bank balance shrinking despite sales looking decent, this course bundle speaks your language. Together, these two areas form the backbone of financial resilience. While credit control prevents the cashflow headaches from starting, crisis management helps when prevention fails. Learn methods that suit both growing companies and those plugging leaks. It’s not about theory; it’s about what actually works when timing, cash, and decision-making collide.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify and set effective business credit control policies.
• Learn polite yet effective debt recovery communication techniques.
• Monitor customer creditworthiness and adjust terms accordingly.
• Forecast cashflow with greater accuracy and fewer surprises.
• Apply cashflow strategies to navigate unexpected financial downturns.
• Prioritise outgoing payments when incoming cash is delayed.

Who is this Course For:

• Business owners handling invoicing and payment collection alone.
• Startup founders needing stronger financial groundwork.
• Office managers managing company income and outgoings.
• Finance assistants learning to improve accounts receivable processes.
• Freelancers dealing with late-paying clients regularly.
• Professionals supporting businesses during financial dips.
• Sole traders managing unpredictable monthly income streams.
• Admin staff stepping into finance-related responsibilities.

Career Path:

• Credit Controller – £27,000/year
• Finance Officer – £30,000/year
• Accounts Receivable Clerk – £25,000/year
• Business Analyst – £40,000/year
• Finance Administrator – £26,000/year
• SME Finance Consultant – £45,000/year