Lexington Data
Case Study

Supply Chain Finance Visibility & Working Capital Transformation

How Lexington unified fragmented financial and operational data into a single, decision-ready intelligence layer—unlocking visibility into working capital, inventory flow, and cash performance.

Situation

Client Situation

The organization operated across procurement, inventory, logistics, and finance, but these functions existed in disconnected systems. While ERP and accounting platforms were in place, they were not aligned at a decision level.

Leadership could measure financial outcomes, but lacked clarity into what was driving those outcomes—particularly across working capital, vendor performance, and inventory movement.

Objectives

What the Client Needed

  • Clear visibility into working capital drivers
  • Alignment between inventory, procurement, and finance
  • Reduction in manual reconciliation processes
  • Real-time, decision-ready dashboards
  • Understanding of margin leakage and cost drivers
The Challenge

Data existed across the business—but it was not structured for financial decision-making.

Systems

Disconnected Financial & Operational Systems

Inventory and procurement activity lived outside financial reporting logic, making it difficult to connect operations to cash impact.

Liquidity

Limited Working Capital Visibility

Leadership lacked clarity into how inventory levels, payables, and receivables influenced liquidity and performance.

Reporting

Manual Processes

Reporting depended on manual extracts and reconciliation across systems, delaying decisions and introducing risk.

Insight

Lack of Insight

Existing reports showed results—but not the drivers behind them.

The Process

How Lexington delivered the solution

01
Mapping

Full Supply Chain Mapping

Lexington mapped how procurement, inventory, logistics, and finance interacted across the organization to identify disconnects.

02
Integration

Data Integration Layer

Data from ERP, vendor files, inventory systems, and financial records was centralized into one structured environment.

03
Metrics

Metric Standardization

Key metrics such as inventory turnover, DPO, DSO, and working capital were defined and standardized across the business.

04
Platform

Atlas.C Deployment

Atlas.C transformed structured data into a decision intelligence layer, linking operations directly to financial performance.

05
Visibility

Executive Dashboards

Real-time dashboards provided leadership with visibility into cash, working capital drivers, and performance trends.

The Outcome

From fragmented reporting to financial clarity

Working Capital

Working Capital Visibility

Clear insight into inventory, payables, and receivables.

Profitability

Reduced Margin Leakage

Identified inefficiencies across procurement and operations.

Speed

Faster Decisions

Real-time dashboards replaced delayed reporting cycles.

Alignment

Business Alignment

Finance and operations began working from one unified model.

Supply chain finance is not reporting. It is decision intelligence.

Lexington transformed fragmented operational and financial data into a unified intelligence layer. With Atlas.C, the organization moved from reactive reporting to proactive financial control— enabling stronger working capital management and more confident decision-making.