
Shwetank
CEO & Founder
CEO and Founder. Builds Cashlyn around one job: find trapped cash and install the systems that keep it free.
About

The work
We have watched a $4 million invoice sit for ninety days because nobody owned the dispute, the collector was rotating through 400 accounts, and the ERP could not tell a promise-to-pay from a dead file.
Cashlyn is not a strategy firm. Not a software vendor. Operators who open the aging, rewrite the playbook, and stay until the cash shows up.
The founding bet is simple: mid-market finance teams do not need another dashboard. They need someone who has fixed this before and will sit in the queue long enough to prove it.

Deep AR and Order-to-Cash expertise. Credit. Billing. Collections. Cash app. The whole motion, not the slide about the motion.
Values
If it does not show up in DSO, unapplied cash, or the bank, it did not happen. We do not sell activity.
We have run the aging. We will sit in the queue. We write the playbook and work the first thirty days of it.
We do not flash logos we have not earned. We do not inflate case studies. The work either produced cash or it did not.
Team
Led by Shwetank. The rest of the bench is still being named. The standard does not change: if you have not worked an aging, you do not lead the work.

CEO & Founder
CEO and Founder. Builds Cashlyn around one job: find trapped cash and install the systems that keep it free.

Head of Collections Design
Designed collector capacity and dispute systems for distributors and manufacturers north of $200M.

O2C Operating Partner
Credit-to-cash operator. Specializes in billing quality, order hygiene, and the handoffs that silently create DSO.

Systems & Automation
ERP, lockbox, and collections-stack operator. Makes the tools serve the motion — never the reverse.

“We thought late pay was just how OEMs work. It was how we invoiced and how we followed up. Twenty-four days off DSO. $4.2 million in the account. That is not a report. That is a year of optionality.”
Bring the aged trial balance. We will tell you where the money is — and what it takes to get it.