How often, in a week, do you engage with creating reports of your team/company's spending and budgetary needs?

Financial Management KPIs, Metrics & Reporting

Never15%

Sometimes61%

About half the time18%

Most of the time3%

Always1%

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Director in Manufacturing3 years ago

Did you mean in a month? We review spending monthly. And quarterly at a department level. We did do weekly during the 2008-09-10 financial crisis because things were changing so rapidly, but monthly is more than sufficient.

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