Built From Real Experience
We started orquavethis back in 2019 after seeing too many Australian businesses struggle with debt cycles that didn't need to happen. Not because they failed — but because they never got proper guidance on recovery strategies that actually work.
Most financial advice feels like it's written for corporations with massive budgets. We wanted something different. Something practical for everyday business owners dealing with real cash flow problems, not theoretical scenarios.
Our approach comes from working directly with over 340 businesses across regional NSW. We've seen what works when money's tight and what just makes things worse.
How We Think About Recovery
Recovery isn't about quick fixes or miracle solutions. It's about understanding your specific situation and building a path that makes sense for your business.
Start With Reality
We look at your actual numbers — not projections or best-case scenarios. What's coming in, what's going out, and where the pressure points really are. Can't build a recovery plan on wishful thinking.
Find The Leaks First
Most businesses have 3-4 areas where money disappears faster than it should. Finding these early changes everything. Sometimes it's payment terms, sometimes supplier arrangements, sometimes just outdated processes nobody questioned.
Build Breathing Room
You need space to think clearly. That might mean renegotiating payment schedules, restructuring certain debts, or finding temporary relief valves. Different for every business, but the goal stays the same.
Freya Thornbury
Financial Recovery Specialist
What We've Learned
Every Business Has Different Pressure Points
A retail shop in Dubbo faces completely different challenges than a construction company or a professional services firm. Cookie-cutter advice doesn't help anyone.
We spend time understanding how your business actually operates. Where money gets stuck, which expenses are truly fixed, what flexibility you might have that you haven't spotted yet.
Recovery Takes Longer Than You Want
Anyone promising 30-day turnarounds is selling fantasy. Real recovery for most businesses takes 6-18 months of consistent work. But here's what matters — you start seeing improvement within weeks once the right changes are in place.
We map out realistic timelines based on your specific situation. Some improvements happen fast. Others need patience. Knowing the difference helps you stay focused when progress feels slow.
Prevention Beats Crisis Management
Once we've helped stabilize your situation, the next step is making sure you don't end up back here. That means building better systems for tracking cash flow, spotting problems early, and making decisions with clearer information.
Not complicated corporate systems. Just practical tools that fit how your business actually works.