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FORCELIS GROUP

Industries

Different industries. Connected business problems.

The method is the same everywhere. What changes is which numbers explain the business — and that is set per sector, in configuration, not rewritten per client.

Is Forcelis for your business?

It is built for companies with enough operating complexity that the answer is not visible from the income statement alone.

  • 10–100 employees, typically
  • Established revenue
  • B2B
  • Inventory or credit terms
  • Growing business
  • Mexico, with international ambition

These companies rarely have a full internal bench — CFO, controller, financial analyst, data analyst, supply chain analyst. Forcelis works as an extension of the team they do have.

Where the analysis is strongest today

Manufacturing

  • Margin
  • Inventory
  • Suppliers

Where margin is made or lost between the purchase order and the finished unit.

What we look at
  • Input cost inflation by material
  • Product-level margin structure
  • Inventory and work-in-process
  • Supplier concentration and dependency

Distribution

  • Inventory
  • Pricing
  • Cash

High volume, thin margin, and a working capital cycle that punishes small errors.

What we look at
  • Inventory turnover by item
  • Price dispersion across customers
  • Purchase price versus list price
  • Days sales outstanding by segment

B2B Commerce

  • Customers
  • Margin
  • Collections

A handful of accounts usually explain most of the revenue — and most of the risk.

What we look at
  • Customer concentration and churn
  • Profitability by customer
  • Discount and pricing consistency
  • Collection behavior by account

Import & Export

  • Landed cost
  • Currency
  • Lead time

Currency, landed cost and lead time turn a simple margin question into a timing question.

What we look at
  • Landed cost by shipment
  • Currency exposure in the cost base
  • Inventory held against lead time
  • Supplier terms versus customer terms

Professional Services

  • Utilization
  • Margin
  • Collections

No inventory to hide behind. Profitability is a question of mix, utilization and collection.

What we look at
  • Profitability by client and engagement
  • Revenue concentration
  • Collection cycle and aging
  • Cost base structure

Growing Businesses

  • Growth
  • Costs
  • Customers

Growth hides problems. It also creates them faster than the reporting can describe them.

What we look at
  • Whether growth is funded by margin or by receivables
  • Cost base scaling versus revenue
  • Customer mix as it shifts
  • Which lines are actually contributing

Sector logic lives in configuration

Sector metrics, trade abbreviations, input categories and thresholds are declared in configuration files, not written into the product per client. Adding a sector is a configuration change, which is why the analysis of a new industry does not restart from zero.

Your industry is not on the list?

The list reflects where the analysis is strongest today, not where it is possible. Tell us about the business and we will say plainly whether we can help.