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Cash Conversion Cycle Bridge Visualizer

Three numbers, inventory days, collection days, payment days, combine into one figure that tells you how many days your own cash is actually tied up funding the business.

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How To Use This Bridge

Enter your days inventory outstanding, days sales outstanding, and days payable outstanding.

The bridge shows how these three combine step by step into your total cash conversion cycle, the number of days your cash sits tied up between paying suppliers and collecting from customers.

Your Inputs

Average daily cash outflow is used only to translate the cycle length into an estimated dollar amount of cash tied up, a rough proxy, not a precise working capital requirement calculation.

Your Cash Conversion Cycle

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Total Cash Conversion Cycle

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Estimated Cash Tied Up

$0

The Bridge From Inventory To Cash Collected

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A negative cash conversion cycle, where DPO exceeds DIO plus DSO, means suppliers are effectively financing your operations rather than the reverse, a genuinely strong working capital position if you can sustain it.

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