Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator

Measure how many days your cash is locked in stock and receivables before it comes back.

Revenue for the period

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Cost of goods sold for the period

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Average accounts receivable

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Average inventory

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Average accounts payable

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Days in period

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How to use the Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator

Enter revenue and cost of goods sold for the period.
Enter average receivables, inventory and payables for the same period.
Enter the number of days in the period.

Formula used

DSO = Receivables ÷ Revenue × Days · DIO = Inventory ÷ COGS × Days · DPO = Payables ÷ COGS × Days

CCC = DSO + DIO − DPO

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Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator — FAQs

What is a good cash conversion cycle?▾

Lower is better. Retailers and distributors often run 30–60 days; manufacturers 60–120 days. Some online retailers have a negative CCC because customers pay before suppliers are paid.

How do I reduce the cash conversion cycle?▾

Collect faster (shorter credit terms, reminders, early-payment discounts), hold less stock and negotiate longer supplier terms.

Is the MSME 45-day rule relevant?▾

Yes. Buyers must pay registered micro and small enterprises within 45 days under section 43B(h), which limits how far DPO can be stretched with MSME suppliers.

How to use the Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator

Formula used

Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator — FAQs

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