Three afternoons. A notebook or a free app. Your own simple system — built around chipá, empanadas, sopa paraguaya, or whatever you make.
No accounting degree. No complicated software. Just clarity on what goes in, what comes out, and what stays with you.
Flour, eggs, cheese, gas, packaging — every peso that goes into your products, recorded simply so nothing disappears unnoticed.
A daily or weekly sales log that takes two minutes to fill in. Know your week before you close your notebook.
Selling and collecting aren't the same. Track cash in hand separately from orders placed — this distinction matters.
Pending payments from neighbors, colleagues, or repeat customers. Know who owes what without relying on memory.
The real number. After supplies, after expenses. What your work actually produced this week — not a guess, a fact.
Every participant leaves with their own adapted system — not a template someone else designed, but one built around how you actually work.
Each session builds on the last. You leave each afternoon with something usable — not homework, not theory.
Map what you spend, what you make, and what you charge. Identify the gaps between what you think you earn and what you actually earn. Choose your tool — notebook or app.
Design your personal record-keeping format. Practice filling it in with real numbers from your own business. Adjust until it feels natural and takes less than ten minutes a day.
Review a full week of records. Troubleshoot what didn't work. Fine-tune your system so it survives real life — busy days, orders by WhatsApp, irregular income.
Every exercise uses your real business. What you paid for harina this week. What you charged for a dozen chipá. What a neighbor owes you. The learning is immediate because it's yours.
See the full programWe don't require any specific technology. If you prefer pen and paper, you'll leave with a notebook system. If you prefer your phone, we'll show you free apps that do the job without subscriptions or complexity.
Who this is for
Suvantez is not an accounting firm. We don't offer tax advice or financial planning. What we do: help you record what happened in your business this week so you can make better decisions next week.
Why we built thisThree afternoons. Your notebook or your phone. A system that sticks.
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