Order-Level Simulation
Approve versus deny projected inflow and exposure, for each exception.
Capability · Capital Impact
Every order approval shifts portfolio receivables. Vyasa simulates approve versus deny impact on system AR, DSO, and horizon cash, before anyone commits.
01The simulation layer
Approve versus deny projected inflow and exposure, for each exception.
Your receivables position updates in real time as decisions are simulated.
The projected days-sales-outstanding shift per approval decision.
A 30/60/90-day cash projection, adjusted by pending exceptions.
A dashboard of pending items, ranked by capital impact.
Simulation inputs and outputs logged for every human approval.
02The difference
A credit hold blocks shipment, and finance is unaware of the cash-timing impact. An analyst exports to Excel and builds a one-off projection that takes hours. The customer waits, and each decision is made with no aggregate AR context.
Approve-versus-deny cash impact is simulated the moment an exception lands, against the live receivables position, DSO, and horizon cash. Finance sees how one order moves the whole portfolio, and decides in minutes.
Decisions with dollar signs attached, before they become decisions with consequences.
Vyasa runs the simulation against your live AR. Every approval carries its projected inflow, exposure, and DSO shift, and the inputs and outputs are logged for audit.
03In practice
A tier-2 customer's $12K order is on hold. Before anyone commits, Vyasa shows exactly what approving does to the receivables position.
04Rollout
Connect AR data and enable order-level approve/deny simulation.
Portfolio view and DSO impact on credit and collections exceptions.
Horizon cash forecasting integrated with the O2C decision pulse.
30 minutes. We'll run a real hold through the approve/deny simulation, against your own AR.