Benefique Intelligence™ is the data-analysis methodology behind Benefique Tax & Accounting — a named set of financial frameworks that read the operational data already in your QuickBooks, per unit and per engine, to deliver fractional-CFO-grade answers on cash, tax, profitability, working capital, and exit value. It is the intelligence layer that sits above bookkeeping and tax filing, not a replacement for either.
A one-page strategic classification that places any business into Compounder, Cash Cow, Growth Gamble, or Fix-or-Exit on two axes — cash-machine quality and value-build quality — from a normalized six-pillar scorecard. It is the front door of every report.
Every set of books is read three ways — the Operator view (run it better this month), the Banker view (will they fund it), and the Buyer view (what is it worth at exit). One data set, three decisions.
When one P&L line hides two economically different businesses — a high-input specialty unit and a general unit — we break them apart so the real profit (and the real leak) stops hiding in the blend.
We decompose the business into assembly-line stages, then change any input and watch P&L and cash flow recompute — with a triple break-even (operating, P&L, and cash). Live in the Business Simulator.
The $/unit → gross-profit/unit → NOI/unit stack, computed per location and per line. The same work can carry a 9:1 profitability gap depending on who pays — averages hide it; per-unit economics surface it.
A severity-ranked waterfall from net income to ending cash, naming every dollar trapped in receivables, consumed by draws, or hidden behind a trust account. The answer to "profitable on paper, broke in the bank."
DSO, DPO, and DIO modeled forward to your target revenue, so you know the working-capital hole growth digs before you fall into it — and whether a DSO fix beats a fee cut on a cash basis.
Payer and product grading A–F with toxic-combination flags — the specific payer × procedure × facility mixes that are guaranteed losses on identical work, quantified in dollars per year.