Owners who see the tight weeks coming.
Studios, roasteries, practices and workshops use Tarn to plan the purchase, the hire and the slow season before the cash decides for them.
6 weeks
earlier warning on a cash dip
Clayhaus Ceramics
$62k
freed from an idle cash buffer
Ostra Coffee Roasters
0
missed payroll runs since joining
Fernwood Landscape Studio
Scenario · Move kiln deposit to week 21
$161,200 lowest week
Above the $150k floor
Clayhaus Ceramics
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Portland, OR
A ceramics studio with a holiday peak and a quiet January used scenarios to time a $24,000 kiln, and has not drawn on its credit line since.
“We used to find out about a tight month when it arrived. Now we see it in spring, and we move the kiln order instead of calling the bank.”
Mara Lindqvist
Owner,
Clayhaus Ceramics
6 weeks
earlier warning on a cash dip
$40k
credit line they never had to draw
$24k
kiln bought without borrowing
Four businesses, four kinds of cash.
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What owners measure after a year.
We ask every customer which number changed most. These are their answers, before Tarn and today.
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Co-founder, Ostra Coffee Roasters
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