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Is Ormita right for your business?

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In deciding whether or not to get involved in Ormita, the first question a business owner must ask is: “Do I have something to trade and can I do it without impacting my current business cash-flow?”

Surprisingly, the answer is yes for most businesses.

• Empty seats
• Excess capacity
• Idle production time
• Overstocked inventory
• Seasonal products
• Slow-moving merchandise
• Time-sensitive products or services
• Unfilled appointment time
• Unsold space

If you have one or more of the above then you can use it to offset your existing cash expenses… and you can do it without putting your current cash at risk from expensive fees and empty-promises.

Your business will probably have an existing amount of cash outlay every month for essential goods and services. While these may not be the “bulk” of your expenses they can add up.

Advertising, Alarm Monitoring, Cleaning, Client Rewards, Entertainment, Equipment Leases, Office Supplies, Printing, Professional Services, Promotional Items, Repairs and Maintenance, Staff Bonuses, Stationery, Tea & Coffee, Travel and more…

Add to these your other expenses such as personal health and beauty, gifts, upcoming holiday arrangements, renovations, donations, investments, business expansions and other planned costs.

If the sum of these averages out to be greater than $2000 per month then Ormita is right for you.