FX, interest rate, counterparty and covenant risk on one screen. When a threshold is breached you do not wait for the morning report — the screen tells you.
Your assets and liabilities by currency, the hedged portion and the remaining net open position, all on one screen.
Your derivative contracts — forwards, swaps, options — are listed with maturity and counterparty. The maturity ladder shows in advance that a position hedged today will be open in three months.
By currency, at a glance.
How much is hedged, and with which instrument.
What the open position becomes once the hedge ends.
Bank concentration, counterparty risk, open position, minimum cash buffer — define the thresholds in your treasury policy and Tideon does the measuring.
A threshold breached today never looks like one due to breach next week. You act on the first today and plan for the second.
The financial covenants in your loan agreements — net debt/EBITDA, interest coverage, current ratio — are measured period by period, with the distance to each threshold visible.
A covenant approaching its threshold is noticed before one that has been breached. You talk to the bank when you choose to, not when you have to.
Liquidity, leverage, profitability and cash conversion cycle ratios are derived from your chart of accounts. The argument about whose formula to use is over.
The three components of the cash conversion cycle — receivables, inventory and payables turnover — are tracked separately. If the cycle lengthens, you see which one caused it.
If a covenant cannot be tested, Tideon does not say “compliant” — it says “could not be tested”. An untested covenant is riskier than a breached one, because it means nobody is watching.
The same principle holds for every figure: a value that cannot be calculated stays empty and says why.