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Scaling the Finance Backbone of a B2B Manufacturing Unicorn

How MYND grew from a single AP/AR engagement in 2022 into a multi-platform finance operations partner — spanning 12+ workstreams, multiple group entities, and two MYND product platforms — for one of India's fastest-scaling manufacturing unicorns.

Industry Industrial Manufacturing
Engagement 2022 — Ongoing
Scope F&A, Lease, Reimbursements, Payments
Geographies India
Partnership at a Glance
4 Yrs
Of continuous partnership
12+
Workstreams managed end-to-end
85
CSAT NPS, two consecutive years
26%
CAGR in engagement scope
Client Snapshot

A Unicorn Redefining Global Manufacturing

The client is one of India's fastest-scaling B2B manufacturing platforms — recognized among the country's top unicorns and ranked highly in engineering brand strength. Operations span India, the United States, and other international markets, with the group preparing for public listing.

Industry

Contract Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering

Footprint

India

Group Structure

Parent + Multiple Indian & US Subsidiaries

Stage

Late-Stage Unicorn — IPO Preparation Underway

Client identity has been anonymized at the customer's request. All operational details, timelines, and outcomes reflect the actual engagement.

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The Context

A Business Built on Precision and Speed

Hyper-growth manufacturing groups don't break on the factory floor — they break in the back office. As the client scaled across new categories, geographies, and entities, finance operations had to keep pace without becoming a drag on growth or compliance.

01

Multi-Entity Complexity

A growing parent group with multiple Indian and US subsidiaries — each with its own ERP stack, tax footprint, and process maturity. Finance had to be standardized without slowing down acquisitions.

02

High-Velocity Transactions

Vendor invoices, employee reimbursements, fuel and corporate-card spend, channel-partner payouts, lease agreements — thousands of transactions a month, across instruments, currencies, and geographies.

03

IPO-Ready Governance

With public listing on the horizon, the group needed audit-defensible reconciliations, zero compliance gaps on lease and statutory obligations, and a control framework that would pass institutional scrutiny.

The Engagement Story

Four Years. One Compounding Partnership.

What began as a single AP/AR mandate in 2022 expanded — year on year — into a multi-platform, multi-entity finance operations partnership.

2022
Phase 1 — The Entry Point

Accounts Payable & Receivable

  • AP/AR managed for the parent entity under a shared-supervision model
  • Stabilized invoice intake, vendor master, and AR collection workflows
  • Established the operating cadence and SLAs that everything else would build on
2023
Phase 2 — Earning Adjacent Scope

Payments & CAPEX Coverage

  • Payment activity execution added to the AP scope
  • CAPEX PO creation managed inside the client's ERP
  • Corporate expenses accounting brought in-scope
2024
Phase 3 — From Services to Platforms

Lease Accounting + Reconciliations + Channel Partner Accounting

  • Channel partner accounting added to manage distributor & partner ledgers
  • Lease accounting moved onto MYNDLeaseX — strengthening contractual governance
  • Employee reimbursement accounting on the client's expense platform
  • Bank reconciliation and bank payments allocation brought under MYND
  • Corporate credit card, petty cash, and fuel-card accounting absorbed into scope
  • Vendor & customer reconciliation operationalized end-to-end
2025
Phase 4 — Multi-Entity & Cross-Border

Group Subsidiaries + AP Automation Platform

  • Bank receipt allocation added at parent level
  • Reimbursement, bank reconciliation, and bank payment allocation extended to three additional Indian group entities
  • AP managed for an additional Indian subsidiary on the client's ERP
  • AP & GRN process onboarded for the group's US-based subsidiary
  • Reimbursement processing for the US entity on US-native expense and accounting platforms
2026
Phase 5 — Coming Up

AR Expansion + GRN Automation on MYNDAPX

  • AR process for the additional Indian subsidiary
  • GRN process moved onto MYNDAPX for the US-based subsidiary
  • Production entries for the US subsidiary brought in-scope
  • AP process for a newly acquired group entity
  • Payment process for the additional Indian subsidiary
  • AR process for the US-based subsidiary
Scope of Work

Twelve Workstreams. One Operating Backbone.

What MYND runs end-to-end for the client today — across the parent entity, multiple Indian group companies, and a US-based subsidiary.

Accounts Payable

End-to-end vendor invoice processing across the parent and subsidiary entities — including the US-based subsidiary.

Invoice Intake 3-Way Match GRN

Accounts Receivable

AR ledger management, customer invoicing, and receipt allocation at the parent level — extending into subsidiaries in 2026.

Receipt Allocation Customer Recon

Payments & Treasury

Payment activity execution and bank-payment allocation across the parent and three additional Indian group entities.

Payment Runs Allocation

Bank & Reconciliations

Bank reconciliation and vendor & customer reconciliations across multiple group entities — feeding clean books into close.

Bank Recon Vendor Recon Customer Recon

Reimbursements & T&E

Employee reimbursement processing across the parent, three Indian group entities, and the US subsidiary on multiple platforms.

India T&E US Reimbursements

Corporate Card, Petty Cash & Fuel

Accounting for corporate credit cards, petty cash, and fuel-card programs — captured into the right ledgers and cost centres.

Corp Cards Petty Cash Fuel

Channel Partner Accounting

Distributor and channel-partner ledger management with full transparency on incentives, payouts, and reconciliations.

Partner Ledgers Payouts

Corporate Expense & CAPEX

Corporate expense accounting and CAPEX PO creation managed directly inside the client's ERP environment.

CAPEX POs Corporate Spend

Lease Accounting on MYNDLeaseX

Lease contracts brought under a single platform of record — strengthening contractual governance and Ind AS 116 compliance.

Ind AS 116 Renewals Penalty Risk
Today, this scope runs across the parent entity, three additional Indian group companies, a US-based subsidiary, and a newly acquired entity being onboarded in 2026 — all stitched together into a single operating backbone.
Outcomes & Impact

The Numbers — and the Numbers That Never Showed Up

The strongest signal of a healthy outsourced finance partnership is what doesn't reach the CFO's desk: penalties, escalations, missed close timelines, audit qualifications.

85
CSAT NPS

Sustained for two consecutive years across the entire engagement.

26%
CAGR in Engagement Scope

Steady year-on-year expansion of workstreams, entities, and platforms.

2x+
Partnership Footprint Growth

Engagement scope more than doubled over a three-year window.

Operational excellence is rarely about what happened — it's about what never had to.

  • Zero lease penalties across the contractual portfolio managed on MYNDLeaseX.
  • Zero financial leakage across reimbursements, vendor payments, and corporate-card spend.
  • Zero compliance gaps on the workstreams operated by MYND.
  • A strengthened control framework ahead of the client's IPO readiness milestones.
Operational Discipline

The Four Zeros

In a business built on precision and speed, MYND's role is to bring stability, compliance, and seamless process management — every day. The cleanest way to measure that: what never showed up.

0

Vendor Escalations

Across the AP and payments scope managed by MYND.

0

Production Delays

From back-office process failures on MYND's side.

0

Lease Penalties

Across the contracts governed on MYNDLeaseX.

0

Compliance Gaps

On the workstreams MYND operates end-to-end.

500–600 payment tickets handled daily — without backlog.

The MYND Payments team operates with a strict daily-closure discipline, extending working hours when volumes spike to keep the client's payment cycle uninterrupted.

The Trust Curve

From Services. To Platforms. To Strategic Partner.

The clearest signal that an outsourced engagement is working isn't the contract — it's what the client asks for next.

2022

Services

Started narrow with Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable. Delivered. Stabilized. Built confidence.

2024

Platforms

Confidence turned into trust — the client adopted MYNDLeaseX for contractual governance and tightened financial control.

2025

Strategic Partner

Partnership deepened with MYNDAPX rolled into the AP estate — and scope extended to multiple group entities.

This isn't portfolio expansion. This is trust expanding.

Each new workstream the client added was an active decision — made after watching the previous one perform. The compounding effect is what turns a vendor into a partner, and a partner into a long-term operating backbone for an IPO-bound business.