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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Hidden True Cost Visibility
Businesses struggle to see the full, accurate cost of products, projects, or services because critical expenses are hidden, fragmented, or tracked in fragile spreadsheets.
In their words
I use it mainly for my assistant in my job. I'm a manufacturer and I use it to keep track of phone numbers, orders, offers I've given to whom and so on.
Due to budget constraints, we manage all wage and production costing in Excel.
The costs of upkeep for the current website comes to about $20k until the new website launch.
I think I might be double counting my housing expenses, as they're included in that average spend, AND calculated under the Real Assets- House category?
Estimate manufacturing cost early in design, accounting for material cost, manufacturing process, and batch size
We're a very small org that absolutely can't afford usage based, but struggling to work out how to make the most of our licenses.
Five hundred and twenty thousand dollars for three servers. $520,000 !!!
People quote suicidal rates just to keep vehicles running, destroying margins for everyone.
I've been losing about $3 on every candle since I started. Not "low margin." Actually underwater.
Nunca sé cuánto me va a terminar costando importar algo.
Glove prices just spiked HARD.
it's always an issue if a laptop costs 20-50 euros more at a more reliable seller
Small business owners and operators
Where they talk
- r/smallbusiness
- r/Netsuite
- r/MicrosoftFabric
- r/sysadmin
- r/Accounting
- r/hwstartups
- r/candlemaking
- r/poultry
Tools they use today
- Excel
- NetSuite
- Microsoft Fabric
- SAP
- Shopify
- Deel
- Google Sheets
- QuickBooks
Why those fall short
- contracts lack definite crew numbers, meal frequency and cash allowance terms
- baking margin into costs is volatile when items are added or changed
- hard to quantify baseline change; billing bugs and silent price changes
- spreadsheet misses jar waste, fragrance loss, packaging, failed batches, labor
- no way to predict final import cost
Map of ideas
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