Decision-Making Tools
Simple tools to help you compare options, understand risks, evaluate costs and make better business decisions.
Make Better Business Decisions
Every business makes decisions about money, customers, stock, pricing, suppliers, investments and daily operations. The right decision-making tools can help you slow down, compare your choices and make decisions based on useful information rather than guesswork.
Decision-Making Tools
Compare Business Options
Compare different products, suppliers, investments, strategies or business choices using clear criteria before deciding.
Cost & Benefit Analysis
Look at what a business decision may cost and what it could potentially contribute before committing resources.
Profitability Decisions
Use sales, costs and profit information to assess whether a product, service or business activity makes financial sense.
Stock & Purchasing Decisions
Use stock levels, sales activity and purchasing information to support decisions about what to buy, when to buy and how much to keep.
Pricing Decisions
Assess costs, markup and profit margins when deciding how to price products or services.
Cash Flow Decisions
Consider available cash, expected receipts and payments when making decisions that affect your business's ability to meet its obligations.
Risk Assessment Tools
Identify possible risks, consider their potential impact and think through practical ways of managing them before taking action.
Goal & Priority Decisions
Identify important goals, rank priorities and decide which actions deserve attention first.
Customer & Supplier Decisions
Use customer and supplier information to support decisions about relationships, purchasing, sales and business opportunities.
Business Performance Decisions
Review business performance information to identify what is working, what needs attention and where changes may be necessary.
Business Analysis Tools
Bring together sales, expenses, profit, stock, customers and cash flow information to support more informed business decisions.
A Simple Decision-Making Process
Be clear about what you need to decide.
Look at the relevant sales, costs, cash, stock and business records.
Consider the benefits, costs, risks and likely results of each option.
Choose the most suitable option and put the decision into action.
Check what happened and use the experience to improve future decisions.
Turn Business Information Into Better Decisions
Beyond Sasa Systems provides practical digital tools that help small businesses record information, analyze performance and make more informed decisions.
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