Raising capital is a defining moment for any growing business. But too often, promising companies stumble during due diligence not because they lack potential, but because their financial operations aren’t investor ready. Inconsistent reporting, weak processes, and limited cash flow visibility can quickly erode trust.
Investors don’t just want vision. They want discipline. They want proof that your business is built to scale.
Here’s how one fast-growing tech company transformed its finance function and unlocked a $27M Series A.
The Challenge: Gaps That Could Derail Funding
The company was generating millions in ARR, but their internal finance practices weren’t keeping pace. Key issues included:
These gaps weren’t just operational; they were strategic risks that could stall investor confidence.
The Solution: Building a Finance Function That Inspires Trust
To close the gaps, the company brought in outsourced finance experts to overhaul their accounting, FP&A, and CFO advisory. Within months, the transformation was underway:
The Outcome: Investor Ready and Fundraising Confident
The results were immediate and meaningful:
When fundraising began, the company was ready. Due diligence was smooth, responses were fast, and investor confidence was high. The $27M Series A closed with momentum.
What This Means for You
If you’re preparing for a funding round, ask yourself:
Strong financial operations aren’t just about ticking boxes, they’re about building trust, reducing risk, and unlocking growth.
How We Can Help
Investor readiness often starts with audit readiness. If you’re unsure whether it’s time, check out our guide: When does your company need an audit? It breaks down the key triggers and how audits fit into the fundraising journey.
At Tarsus, we help growth-stage companies get investor-ready through:
Whether you're gearing up for a raise or simply want to tighten your financial controls, we’re here to help.
Contact us today to explore how we can support your next chapter.