An outsourced finance team handles accounts payable, accounts receivable, expense management, reconciliation, and finance reporting. Pricing is scoped to your AP and AR volume, invoice and payment processing, and the level of management reporting you need.
Short answer: outsourced finance team pricing is driven by your monthly AP volume (how many bills you process), AR volume (how many customer invoices and receipts), the complexity of your payment processes (multiple cost centres, project codes, approval chains), and whether you need detailed weekly cash forecasts or monthly reporting. We discuss your situation and confirm a price that covers the actual work.
A dedicated team typically covers:
Invoice receipt, processing, approval routing, payment scheduling, and reconciliation against POs and goods received.
Invoice generation, tracking, collections communication, credit management, and aged receivables monitoring.
Employee expense claims processing, reimbursement, and reconciliation against approved budgets and policies.
Daily cash position tracking, payment planning, and short-term cash forecasting.
Monthly bank reconciliation, inter-company account matching, and balance-sheet account verification.
Cash flow forecasts, aging schedules, AP and AR dashboards, and working capital analysis.
The number of invoices you send and receive each month is a primary cost driver. 100 invoices/month is different from 1,000.
Simple payments are cheaper than complex approval routing with cost centre allocation, PO matching, and exception handling.
If you operate across multiple countries or legal entities, inter-company accounting and currency reconciliation add complexity.
Basic aging reports cost less than daily cash forecasts, project-level analysis, or detailed working capital management.
Tell us your AP and AR volume, what systems you use, and what reporting you need — we'll scope the service and confirm pricing.
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