Executive Summary
The Landscape: Logistics & Trucking Context
Banks don't just lend on assets; they lend on confidence. When a borrower misses a reporting deadline, confidence vanishes.
The Breaking Point
"Our trucks generate cash, but our books were generating anxiety."
The internal controller had quit, leaving the books months behind. The bank sent a 'Notice of Default'.
The Fynex Protocol
Fynex mobilized a 'Review Team'. We reconciled the fuel card statements (WEX), which were the biggest source of variance. We re-amortized the fleet depreciation schedule.
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Technical Implementation
We set up a data feed from their TMS (Transportation Management System) to QuickBooks.
Verified Outcomes
Fuel Cost % of Rev
AuditedThe review was delivered 10 days early. The bank renewed the line of credit and actually lowered the rate by 50bps.
Future Horizon
We now handle their monthly covenant compliance certificates.
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