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Direct answers about ClariFi and common financial-management questions for Kenyan MSMEs.

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About ClariFi

What is ClariFi?
ClariFi is an MSME financial-intelligence and decision-support platform. It connects sales, expenses, M-Pesa, POS, stock and bank data and turns them into prioritized business decisions.
Do I need a subscription to start?
No. The free Financial Decision Check and free tools are available without paying. Fix Sprint (Ksh 12,800 once), Control (Ksh 8,500 per month), and the Lender-Ready Pack (Ksh 10,200 once) are available when you need deeper support, request via WhatsApp or invoice. Advisor Studio and Embedded Intelligence remain price on request.
Is ClariFi only for Kenya?
ClariFi is built first for Kenyan MSMEs, including M-Pesa-aware cash realities. Advisors and institutional partners are secondary audiences.
Is the sample decision card a real customer result?
Homepage sample cards are conceptual illustrations of how ClariFi surfaces a prioritized action. They are not verified customer outcomes unless explicitly labeled as a verified case study.

Financial management questions

What does financial management mean?
Financial management is the operating discipline of tracking money in and out, protecting cash and margin, and deciding the next action. For MSMEs it is a weekly rhythm, not only year-end accounts. See our guide on financial management for MSMEs.
What are the three types of financial management?
A common practical framework uses three decision types: investment or capital-budgeting decisions (what to buy or build), financing decisions (how to fund the business), and working-capital decisions (cash, stock, receivables, and payables timing).
What are the four types of financial management?
There is no single universal four-part taxonomy. A useful MSME view is: cash management; profitability and cost management; working-capital management; and financing and investment decisions. Use the framing that helps you act weekly.
What are the best tools for financial management?
The strongest stack is complementary: an accounting ledger (such as QuickBooks, Xero, or Wave), expense capture, a cash-flow forecast, POS or inventory records, and a decision-support layer. ClariFi is the decision layer beside the ledger, not a replacement for bookkeeping records.
How much is a financial advisor paid in Kenya?
There is no single universal fee. Price varies by scope, adviser qualifications, and engagement type. ClariFi product prices: Fix Sprint Ksh 12,800 once, Control Ksh 8,500 per month, Lender-Ready Pack Ksh 10,200 once (request via WhatsApp). Advisor Studio is price on request.

Dig deeper in our financial management guide, pricing, and insights.