Service · AI controlling & business intelligence for SMEs

Understand the numbers, identify risks earlier and prepare decisions more effectively.

Ventega AI helps companies prepare liquidity, revenue trends, profit and loss, cash flow and key management indicators automatically. The results support business owners and management in decision-making; they do not constitute tax advice, auditing or binding financial advice.

Example dashboard

MusterService GmbH · last 30 days

KPI cards, a liquidity traffic light, trends and anomalies — an example of what your controlling cockpit could look like.

84.500 €current liquidity
37.200 €outstanding receivables
28.900 €expected outgoing payments
126.400 €monthly revenue
18.700 €profit before tax
+8,4 %cash-flow trend
3critical notices
6anomalies identified

Liquidity traffic light

stablemonitor (30-day forecast)warning threshold

Revenue trend

Cash-flow forecast (90 days)

Dashed line: internal warning threshold

Cost blocks

Personnel52,4k
External services21,8k
Materials17,9k
Rent & operations9,6k
Other5,9k

Outstanding receivables by age

0–14 days19,1k
15–30 days11,2k
31–60 days5,4k
>60 days1,5k

P&L overview

Revenue126.400 €
Materials & external services−39.700 €
Personnel−52.400 €
Rent, operations, other−15.600 €
profit before tax18.700 €

What stands out?

MONITOR  Outstanding receivables +18% compared with the previous month
MONITOR  External-service costs above the three-month average
REVIEW  Two large invoices outstanding for more than 45 days
POSITIVE  Revenue +12% compared with the previous month

All figures are fictional examples for MusterService GmbH; your controlling dashboard will show your actual, reviewed business data.

Modules

What AI controlling can cover.

Six modules that can be used individually or in combination.

1 · Liquidity analysis

Cash balances, expected incoming and outgoing payments, liquidity alerts and early detection of bottlenecks.

2 · Revenue analysis

Revenue trends, monthly comparisons, customer/service/location comparisons and detection of growth or decline.

3 · P&L / profitability analysis

Income, costs, profitability trends, unusual cost items and plan-versus-actual comparisons.

4 · Cash-flow monitoring

Operating cash flows, outstanding receivables, recurring expenses and liquidity forecasts.

5 · Early-warning indicators

Rising costs, declining revenue, late payments, liquidity risks and unusual deviations.

6 · Management summary

Automatic monthly summary with anomalies, action points and questions for tax advisers or management.

AI analysis

From a mass of figures to a management summary.

AI analysis · example

“Monthly revenue is 12% higher than in the previous month. At the same time, outstanding receivables have risen by 18%. Liquidity is currently stable, but delayed incoming payments could cause it to fall below the internal warning threshold within the next 30 days. External-service costs are also elevated compared with the average of the past three months. Recommendation: review outstanding receivables, coordinate payment runs and analyse the external-services cost block in greater detail.”

Prepared to support management decisions and discussions with the tax adviser; it is not binding financial advice.

Process

From the data source to a reviewed dashboard.

01

Connect data sources

Accounting, Excel, bank exports, ERP, invoice data, CRM, Google Sheets and CSV.

02

Review data

Cleaning, plausibility checks and account logic.

03

Calculate KPIs

Liquidity, revenue, P&L and cash flow calculated automatically.

04

Identify anomalies

Highlight deviations and early-warning signals.

05

Management dashboard

Clear, current and easy to understand.

06

Human review

Coordination with the tax adviser and management.

AccountingExcelBank exportsERPInvoice dataCRMGoogle SheetsCSV files
Limitations & legal notice

Decision support — not financial advice.

  • Ventega AI does not replace tax advice, auditing or financial advice.
  • The analyses are intended for automated preparation, early detection and decision support.
  • Binding tax, accounting or financial decisions remain with the business owner, tax adviser or qualified financial professional.
  • Data quality, account logic and accounting data must be reviewed; the analysis is only as reliable as its underlying data.
  • When real business data is used, GDPR, access concepts and data security must be considered, and an appropriate review is required before go-live.
Expansion

Useful next steps

Once this workflow is in place, these are often the most useful next steps:

Discuss controlling potential?

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