Alphadore.com is launched for small business owners

Sept. 1, 2011 - PRLog -- Sasal & Company announces the launch of Alphadore.com, inexpensive financial statement analysis and consultancy web application designed for small business owners.  Alphadore analyzes financial statements according to essential ratios, key performance indicators, and standard industry benchmarks.          

Alphadore.com, which can be accessed online for $39, makes it easy for small business owners to understand their current financial position, compare with competitors, and access tools to make progressive business decisions, for a fraction of the typical consultancy fee.

Using Alphadore is simple. Users input standard line items from company balance sheets and income statements, run the software, and immediately receive a report that contains 20 pages of information and analysis on the health of their company.

Interpreting balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements can be challenging and confusing for a small business owner, but a clever and insightful analysis of them can either light the path to higher profits or predict and prevent a potential bankruptcy, says co-founder H. Deniz Sasal.    

Alphadore.com’s data comes from public resources, government records and business data collected from companies or libraries in North America, Australia, New Zealand, The United Arab Emirates and The United Kingdom.

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Alphadore is designed to help small business owners make smart financial decisions and achieve business goals. Alphadore software makes it easy to understand your current financial position, compare with your competitors, and access tools to make better business decisions. Ultimately, using Alphadore will enable your business to book higher profits.

Balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements are key indicators to the health of a business organization. Interpreting this data can be challenging and confusing for a small business owner. But because these three main indicators are so indicative of the health of the organization, a clever and insightful interpretation of them can either highlight the path to higher profits – or, in the worst case scenario, predict and prevent a potential bankruptcy.