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Showing 17 distinct rules (collapsed from 72 raw alert rows). Each card shows the latest period's numbers; other periods where the same rule fired are chipped below the title.
CRITICAL 2026-03 receivables · ₹182,100 at stake priority 100

₹1.82L stuck with customers over 60 days

That's 50.2% of your monthly revenue, sitting beyond the 60-day mark. Collections machinery isn't keeping up.

Verdict
Collections breaking down on multiple accounts.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: medium
Overdue > 60 days ₹182,100
% of monthly revenue 50.2%
Why this threshold?
60+ day overdue is the 'serious problem' ageing bucket per collections best practice. >15% of monthly revenue means collections aren't keeping up.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 6 times click to expand
2026-03 2026-02 2026-01 2025-12 2025-11 2025-10
Period Severity Status Amount
2026-03 CRITICAL new ₹182,100
2026-02 CRITICAL new ₹182,100
2026-01 CRITICAL new ₹214,700
2025-12 CRITICAL new ₹212,401
2025-11 CRITICAL new ₹224,201
2025-10 CRITICAL new ₹212,401
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Drop a collections war-room this week. Target top 3 overdue customers on day one.
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rule receivables.overdue_60_critical · triggered 2026-04-23T12:02:45 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-11 receivables · ₹531,001 at stake priority 100

Customers take 88 days to pay you

Fired in 5 periods 2025-11 2025-08 2025-02 2025-01 2024-04

DSO of 88 days is well above the safe ceiling of 75.

Verdict
Collection cycle is stretching — real cash impact every day this holds.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: medium
DSO (days) 88 days
Why this threshold?
DSO > 75 days is >2.5× the typical 30-day credit cycle for services-SMB; signals a real collections problem.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 5 times click to expand
2025-11 2025-08 2025-02 2025-01 2024-04
Period Severity Status Amount
2025-11 CRITICAL new ₹531,001
2025-08 CRITICAL new ₹488,761
2025-02 CRITICAL new ₹359,901
2025-01 CRITICAL new ₹412,501
2024-04 CRITICAL new ₹108,401
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Move to weekly (not monthly) collections reviews until DSO drops below 60.
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rule receivables.dso_critical · triggered 2026-04-25T11:40:00 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 liquidity · ₹2,623,500 at stake priority 100

Cash runway only 0.0 months

You have ₹39.6k in bank and burn ₹8.74L/month → runway of 0.0 months. Anything under 3 months demands immediate action.

Verdict
Runway in the red zone — cash will run out within the quarter at this burn.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: high
Runway (months) 0.05 mo
Closing bank + cash ₹39,591
Monthly opex burn ₹874,500
Why this threshold?
3 months is the minimum time to execute a capital raise or major cost cut. Below that, typical options narrow to distress moves.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 6 times click to expand
2025-03 2024-11 2024-10 2024-09 2024-08 2024-07
Period Severity Status Amount
2025-03 CRITICAL new ₹2,623,500
2024-11 CRITICAL new ₹769,661
2024-10 CRITICAL new ₹174,567
2024-09 CRITICAL new ₹613,614
2024-08 CRITICAL new ₹711,600
2024-07 CRITICAL new ₹132,000
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1) Pull the top-5 receivables calls this week. 2) Defer discretionary spend (marketing, hiring). 3) Start the capital-raise conversation if not already running.
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rule liquidity.runway_critical · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 liquidity · ₹181,449 at stake priority 100

Bank balance dropped 82% in one period

Fired in 4 periods 2025-03 2024-10 2024-07 2024-05

Closing bank fell from ₹2.21L (2025-02) to ₹39.6k (2025-03) and EBITDA is negative. A drop this steep in a single period demands an immediate cash-flow autopsy.

Verdict
Cash is leaking — the Cash Flow Statement holds the answer.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: high
Prior bank balance ₹221,040
Current bank balance ₹39,591
Drop % -82.1%
Why this threshold?
Bank-balance drop > 25% in a single period is larger than normal monthly noise — points to real cash outflow that needs diagnosis.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 4 times click to expand
2025-03 2024-10 2024-07 2024-05
Period Severity Status Amount
2025-03 CRITICAL new ₹181,449
2024-10 CRITICAL new ₹137,460
2024-07 CRITICAL new ₹114,700
2024-05 CRITICAL new ₹41,452
Do this
1) Open Cash Flow Statement (Indirect) for this period to see operating vs investing vs financing drain. 2) Confirm no capital drawings or one-time outflows explain it. 3) Tighten collections + defer non-essential spend this cycle.
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rule liquidity.cash_decline_critical · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2026-01 payables · ₹141,600 at stake priority 100

Paying vendors only every 125 days

Creditors of ₹1.42L vs monthly purchase run-rate ⇒ DPO of 125 days. Anything above 120 days is a distress signal to vendors — expect supply issues or cash-on-delivery demands.

Verdict
Vendor relationships at risk — stretch has gone past industry-tolerable.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: medium
DPO (days) 125 days
Creditors ₹141,600
Do this
1) Clear top-5 oldest vendor dues this week. 2) Negotiate written extended terms rather than silent stretch. 3) If cash-starved: trigger liquidity measures (collection push / credit line).
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rule payables.dpo_critical · triggered 2026-04-25T11:39:53 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 margin · ₹874,500 at stake priority 100

Operating loss of ₹8.74L

Fired in 3 periods 2025-03 2025-02 2024-04

EBITDA is ₹-8.74L on revenue of ₹1.40L. You're spending more than you earn at the operating level.

Verdict
Unit economics broken this period — find the leak before financing gets more expensive.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: medium
EBITDA ₹-874,500
EBITDA margin -624.6%
Why this threshold?
EBITDA <0 means unit economics are upside-down at the operating level — not a financing issue, a business-model issue.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 3 times click to expand
2025-03 2025-02 2024-04
Period Severity Status Amount
2025-03 CRITICAL new ₹874,500
2025-02 CRITICAL new ₹9,890
2024-04 CRITICAL new ₹55,050
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Break this out by segment (Segment Analytics) to see which line is burning.
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rule margin.operating_loss · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 margin · ₹644,191 at stake priority 100

Segment 'Maharashtra' is losing money

Revenue ₹21.09L but net margin ₹-6.44L. Other segments are subsidising this one.

Verdict
Maharashtra is cash-negative — price it up, serve it down, or cut it.
Why this threshold?
Any segment with negative net margin is subsidised by others — decide to fix, price-up, or cut.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
Do this
Decide: is Maharashtra a strategic loss-leader, or should it be fixed this quarter? If no clear answer in 30 days, stop accepting new work in this segment.
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rule margin.segment_loss · entity Maharashtra · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 margin · ₹137,452 at stake priority 100

Segment 'Rajasthan' is losing money

Revenue ₹4.50L but net margin ₹-1.37L. Other segments are subsidising this one.

Verdict
Rajasthan is cash-negative — price it up, serve it down, or cut it.
Why this threshold?
Any segment with negative net margin is subsidised by others — decide to fix, price-up, or cut.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
Do this
Decide: is Rajasthan a strategic loss-leader, or should it be fixed this quarter? If no clear answer in 30 days, stop accepting new work in this segment.
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rule margin.segment_loss · entity Rajasthan · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 liquidity · ₹422,640 at stake priority 100

Cash Ratio at 0.09 — almost no cash cover

Cash & Bank = ₹39.6k against ₹4.62L in current liabilities. Less than 10% cover. One missed collection could trigger a cash crunch.

Verdict
Cash buffer effectively zero — very fragile.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: high
Cash Ratio 0.09
Cash & Bank ₹39,591
Current Liabilities ₹462,231
Why this threshold?
Most conservative: cash vs bills. <0.2 = any missed collection triggers a crunch.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
Do this
Hold back all discretionary spend; prioritise cash receipts over anything else this week.
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rule liquidity.cash_ratio_critical · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 returns · ₹867,016 at stake priority 100

Negative Return on Equity: -526.4%

Fired in 3 periods 2025-03 2025-02 2024-04

Loss of ₹8.67L on Equity of ₹1.65L. Shareholder capital is being eroded this period. Continued negative ROE eventually wipes out the accumulated equity cushion.

Verdict
Capital base shrinking — equity is being consumed.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: high
ROE -526.44%
PAT ₹-867,016
Equity ₹164,694
Why this threshold?
Negative return on equity means shareholders' capital is being consumed. Continued erosion exhausts the cushion.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 3 times click to expand
2025-03 2025-02 2024-04
Period Severity Status Amount
2025-03 CRITICAL new ₹867,016
2025-02 CRITICAL new ₹9,890
2024-04 CRITICAL new ₹55,050
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Review unit economics segment-by-segment; cut loss-making lines; stop fresh investments until profitability restored.
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rule returns.negative_roe · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2026-03 margin · ₹164,784 at stake priority 91

EBITDA margin dropped 45.5 pts (from 86.3% to 40.8%)

A multi-point margin drop usually signals cost overruns or pricing erosion.

Verdict
Margin compression — costs outgrew revenue this period.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: high
Prev Pct 86.27
Cur Pct 40.82
Delta Pts -45.46
Cur Rev 362,500.00
Prev Rev 358,500.00
Cur Ebitda 147,956.00
Prev Ebitda 309,289.00
Why this threshold?
2–5pt drop is larger than typical monthly noise for a stable business; catches margin erosion early.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 6 times click to expand
2026-03 2026-01 2025-10 2025-08 2025-05 2025-01
Period Severity Status Amount
2026-03 CRITICAL new ₹164,784
2026-01 CRITICAL new ₹117,926
2025-10 CRITICAL new ₹19,681
2025-08 CRITICAL new ₹14,478
2025-05 CRITICAL new ₹95,590
2025-01 CRITICAL new ₹12,114
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Compare opex by category against last period. Direct cost, people, or one-offs?
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rule margin.ebitda_compression_critical · triggered 2026-04-22T18:24:24 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2026-01 growth · ₹70,000 at stake priority 69

Revenue fell 25.7% vs 2025-12

Net revenue dropped from ₹2.73L to ₹2.02L. A sudden double-digit drop is a red flag — chase it down before the next period closes.

Verdict
Revenue is falling fast — find the cause in segments, customers, or pipeline.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: high
Current 202,500.00
Prior period ₹272,500
% change -25.7%
Why this threshold?
MoM drop > 10% is larger than typical customer/seasonality noise. Above 20% demands root-cause investigation in the same period.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
History · this rule has fired 6 times click to expand
2026-01 2025-11 2025-08 2025-05 2025-01 2024-12
Period Severity Status Amount
2026-01 CRITICAL new ₹70,000
2025-11 CRITICAL new ₹85,500
2025-08 CRITICAL new ₹208,000
2025-05 CRITICAL new ₹35,000
2025-01 CRITICAL new ₹50,000
2024-12 CRITICAL new ₹67,500
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Break revenue by customer & segment for the two periods. Identify which customers stopped buying.
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rule growth.revenue_drop_critical · triggered 2026-04-25T11:39:53 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 margin · ₹39,556 at stake priority 57

Segment 'Delhi' is losing money

Revenue ₹1.29L but net margin ₹-39.6k. Other segments are subsidising this one.

Verdict
Delhi is cash-negative — price it up, serve it down, or cut it.
Why this threshold?
Any segment with negative net margin is subsidised by others — decide to fix, price-up, or cut.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
Do this
Decide: is Delhi a strategic loss-leader, or should it be fixed this quarter? If no clear answer in 30 days, stop accepting new work in this segment.
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rule margin.segment_loss · entity Delhi · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 margin · ₹27,490 at stake priority 39

Segment 'Karnataka' is losing money

Revenue ₹90.0k but net margin ₹-27.5k. Other segments are subsidising this one.

Verdict
Karnataka is cash-negative — price it up, serve it down, or cut it.
Why this threshold?
Any segment with negative net margin is subsidised by others — decide to fix, price-up, or cut.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
Do this
Decide: is Karnataka a strategic loss-leader, or should it be fixed this quarter? If no clear answer in 30 days, stop accepting new work in this segment.
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rule margin.segment_loss · entity Karnataka · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 margin · ₹13,745 at stake priority 20

Segment 'Punjab' is losing money

Revenue ₹45.0k but net margin ₹-13.7k. Other segments are subsidising this one.

Verdict
Punjab is cash-negative — price it up, serve it down, or cut it.
Why this threshold?
Any segment with negative net margin is subsidised by others — decide to fix, price-up, or cut.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
Do this
Decide: is Punjab a strategic loss-leader, or should it be fixed this quarter? If no clear answer in 30 days, stop accepting new work in this segment.
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rule margin.segment_loss · entity Punjab · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 margin · ₹4,582 at stake priority 20

Segment 'Madhya Pradesh' is losing money

Revenue ₹15.0k but net margin ₹-4.6k. Other segments are subsidising this one.

Verdict
Madhya Pradesh is cash-negative — price it up, serve it down, or cut it.
Why this threshold?
Any segment with negative net margin is subsidised by others — decide to fix, price-up, or cut.
You can tune this rule's cutoff per-client via the rule-override table; the default is shown above.
Do this
Decide: is Madhya Pradesh a strategic loss-leader, or should it be fixed this quarter? If no clear answer in 30 days, stop accepting new work in this segment.
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rule margin.segment_loss · entity Madhya Pradesh · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →
CRITICAL 2025-03 solvency · ₹649 at stake priority 20

Interest Coverage at -1353.8× — cannot service debt from earnings

EBIT ₹-8.79L ÷ Finance Cost ₹649 = -1353.80×. Below 1.5× means current earnings barely cover — or don't cover — interest expense. Principal repayments must come from reserves or more debt.

Verdict
Earnings cannot pay interest — classic distress signal.
Evidence · the numbers this rule fired on confidence: high
Interest Coverage -1353.80×
EBIT ₹-878,619
Finance Cost ₹649
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Restructure or refinance debt; cut interest cost; boost operating earnings urgently.
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rule solvency.interest_cov_critical · triggered 2026-04-22T18:27:47 Audit history →