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Does an upgrade to ERP add up for your startup?

Does an upgrade to ERP add up for your startup?

People, Process and Technology are the three levers that you have as a startup CEO to drive efficiency.
Published on Wed, 7 November 2018
Featured Service - Bolt Venture Capital

Featured Service - Bolt Venture Capital

An overview of Kruze Consulting's featured service Bolt Venture Capital, which specializes in helping hardware startups build foundations.
Published on Wed, 31 October 2018
Scott Orn Interviewed

Scott Orn Interviewed

Kruze Consulting’s COO, Scott Orn, was recently interviewed on Blake Oliver’s podcast.
Published on Sun, 28 October 2018
Does my Startup need Netsuite? 5 Signs that your Startup is Ready for Netsuite

Does my Startup need Netsuite? 5 Signs that your Startup is Ready for Netsuite

Netsuite is an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) tool.  It manages your accounting, reporting, supply chain, procurement, and much more.
Published on Mon, 22 October 2018
Featured Service - DocSend

Featured Service - DocSend

DocSend is a great content management tool designed for sales and finance professionals.
Published on Tue, 16 October 2018
Featured Service - TriplePoint

Featured Service - TriplePoint

TriplePoint Capital is a Sand Hill Road-based global financing provider to high growth venture capital-backed companies throughout their lifespan, providing customized debt financing, leasing, and direct equity investments.
Published on Sun, 7 October 2018
What Does a Good Startup CFO Do?

What Does a Good Startup CFO Do?

The first thing a CFO does for startups is to manage the financial reporting. That means making sure the books are closed and closed correctly every month.
Published on Tue, 25 September 2018
NIH NSF SBIR Accounting Services

NIH NSF SBIR Accounting Services

Learn about the NIH (National Institutes of Health), NSF (National Science Foundation) and SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) services that Kruze offers.
Published on Mon, 24 September 2018
Featured Service - Guideline 401k

Featured Service - Guideline 401k

Guideline is an all-inclusive 401(k) plan for growing businesses that’s easy for employers to set up and even easier for employees to enroll and save.
Published on Wed, 19 September 2018
Staying healthy at the workplace is a must-have for a better life

Staying healthy at the workplace is a must-have for a better life

Kruze Consulting CPA looks at mindfulness and staying healthy at the workplace, something Vanessa Kruze has made a priority for employees.
Published on Tue, 28 August 2018
Featured Service - AVRA Talent

Featured Service - AVRA Talent

AVRA Talent, previously known as Recruit, partners with startups and growing firms to help fill non-technical talent.
Published on Mon, 27 August 2018
Q3 2018 Startup Tax Deadlines

Q3 2018 Startup Tax Deadlines

Unfortunately for startups in the United States, tax deadlines aren’t just in the spring. Beyond the April 15th deadline (it was actually April 17th in 2018), here are SOME of the other deadlines your startup needs to be aware of in the third quarter.
Published on Tue, 21 August 2018
Dangers of Venture Debt

Dangers of Venture Debt

Kruze Consulting's COO, Scott Orn, on the dangers of venture debt and how to lower the risk of things going wrong when using venture debt for your startup.
Published on Fri, 10 August 2018
Venture Lending Common Events of Default

Venture Lending Common Events of Default

Kruze Consulting's COO, Scott Orn, presents a guide to venture lending and the common events of default that you can encounter in venture debt.
Published on Wed, 8 August 2018
Fund Venture Lenders vs. Bank Venture Lenders

Fund Venture Lenders vs. Bank Venture Lenders

Today we're talking about fund venture lenders vs. bank venture lenders. Now, banks, they're always really really cheap. They have low interest rates and low warrant coverage and that's partially because they are lending out other companies’ deposits. They take one company's deposits and lend it out to another. That's how banks work in just about everything. So that way their cost of funding is very very low.
Published on Mon, 30 July 2018
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