How much impact is your finance function actually delivering?
FFIS™, the Finance Function Impact Score, is a ~15-minute self-assessment for CFOs and finance leaders of mid-market businesses. It benchmarks your finance function across seven dimensions and produces a defensible, evidence-based view of where you lead, where you're competent, and where you're lagging.
49
Capability-level questions
~15 min
to complete
7
Impact dimensions benchmarked
4
Maturity levels per question
FFIS™ Assessment · CFOLogic
What's your Finance Function Impact Score™?
Enter your details to access the 49-question assessment and see your FFIS™ score on-screen the moment you finish.
Finance Function Impact Score™
A capability maturity model, not a pain-point survey. Every question is a behavioral rubric. You rate the function against four named levels: Lagging, Competent, Advanced, Leading.
CFO-grade rigor
Built on how strategic finance functions actually operate: audit readiness, rolling forecasts, unit economics, capital allocation, digital fluency, risk, and team capability.
For the finance leader
A defensible benchmark you can take to the board or investors. Ships a composite score with tier, a 7-dimension radar, a pattern-based verdict with your top priority, and three next steps per dimension.
Capability gap
Finance function gaps every mid-market CFO sees.
- APQC · top quartile < 5 days
Close drags, debates don't.
APQC benchmarks put top-quartile close at fewer than five business days. Most mid-market finance teams land at ten or more. Leadership argues about the numbers instead of acting on them.
What another quarter costs you
Another board meeting that happens before the numbers do.
- Gartner · budgets drift by Q2
Forecast is a once-a-year artifact.
Gartner's FP&A research finds most annual budgets are materially off by the end of Q2. Scenarios take weeks to model; forecast accuracy has never been tracked as a metric.
What another quarter costs you
Another plan you defend on feel, because no one can reconcile it to what actually happened.
- McKinsey · finance absent at pricing
Finance isn't at the pricing table.
McKinsey's CFO survey finds most mid-market CFOs aren't meaningfully involved in pricing, discounting, or segment unit economics. The team is seen as scorekeeper, not partner.
What another quarter costs you
Another quarter of revenue growth that doesn't convert to margin, because the mix is off by the time anyone notices.
- Gartner · ERP debt rising
Reporting stack is a decade behind the business.
Gartner finds mid-market ERP estate age is rising, and BI adoption lags peer benchmarks. Dashboards aren't trusted, cyber risk lives in IT, and succession plans are informal at best.
What another quarter costs you
Another diligence round where the answers take days instead of minutes.
Assessment Structure
49 questions. 7 dimensions. One number that changes how you run your business.
- 1
Financial Integrity
Close cycle, controls, audit, policy
- 2
Forward Visibility
Budgeting, forecasts, scenarios, KPIs
- 3
Business Impact
Commercial finance, pricing, unit economics
- 4
Capital Discipline
Cash, working capital, allocation, investors
- 5
Digital Fluency
ERP, data, BI, automation, AI
- 6
Enterprise Resilience
Risk, cyber, continuity, regulation, ESG
- 7
Finance Capability
Team, skills, operating model, succession
How It Works
Four steps. About fifteen minutes.
- 1
Tell us who you are
Quick details so we can route your report.
- 2
Rate 49 capabilities
Pick the level that best describes your finance function today: Lagging, Competent, Advanced, or Leading.
- 3
Get your FFIS™ score
A composite 0–10 score with tier, a 7-dimension radar, a pattern-based verdict with your top priority, and three next steps per dimension.
- 4
Book a strategic debrief
A short call to walk your scores, pressure-test the signals, and decide what to prioritize.
Stop flying blind. Benchmark your finance function.
About fifteen minutes, a defensible readout, and a CFO-grade view of where you lead and where you lag.
Start the FFIS™ assessment