Hire Finance & Accounting Talent for Supply Chain Companies

Supply chain finance is where landed cost, inventory valuation, and supplier terms decide whether growth turns into cash or ties it up. MAVI places finance professionals who understand procurement, inventory, and the full cost of goods moving through your operation.
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Supply Chain Finance Expertise That Matters

Supply chain finance lives at the intersection of procurement, inventory, and logistics cost, where the true cost of a good is assembled from a dozen inputs. An accountant without supply chain experience can keep a tidy ledger and still miscost inventory, because the components of landed cost never came across their desk.
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Landed Cost and Inventory Valuation

The real cost of an item includes freight, duties, insurance, and handling, not just the supplier's price, and getting landed cost right decides your margin. A specialist assembles full landed cost and values inventory accurately. A generalist books the invoice price and understates cost, so margins look better than they are until the missing freight and duty catch up with the P&L.

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Procurement and Supplier Accounting

Supplier terms, volume rebates, early-payment discounts, and purchase commitments all carry accounting weight that shapes cash and cost. A specialist accounts for rebates and terms correctly and manages the payables to protect cash. A generalist processes supplier invoices at face value and misses the rebates and discount opportunities that quietly move real money.

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Inventory Flow and Cost Layers

As goods move through the supply chain, cost layers under FIFO, weighted average, or standard costing determine what hits COGS and when. A specialist manages the cost flow so COGS and inventory value stay accurate as prices change. A generalist can pick a method and apply it loosely, letting inventory value and margin drift as input costs move underneath the books.

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Working Capital and Cash Conversion

Supply chain ties cash up in inventory and payables, and the cash conversion cycle is often the real constraint on growth. A specialist watches inventory turns, payables timing, and the cash cycle, and flags when the supply chain is starving the business of cash. A generalist reports profit while cash gets locked in stock and terms, because the working-capital dynamics never got the focus they demand.

Hiring Supply Chain Finance & Accounting Talent with MAVI

MAVI matches you with finance professionals who have worked inside supply chain operations, so they arrive knowing how landed cost, inventory, and supplier terms shape both margin and cash.

Revenue Recognition Depth

Our accountants assemble full landed cost from freight, duties, and handling and value inventory accurately, so margin reflects the real cost of goods.

Procurement Command

MAVI talent account for supplier rebates, terms, and discounts correctly and manage payables to protect cash, capturing money generalists leave on the table.

Systems Familiarity

From procurement and inventory systems to the ERP, our network knows the supply chain stack and keeps cost and inventory data tied to the financials.

Working Capital Focus

MAVI places accountants who watch inventory turns, payables timing, and the cash conversion cycle, so profit on paper doesn't mask cash locked in stock and terms.

Scales With Your Operation

Support as SKUs and suppliers grow, a full-time accountant as volume scales, an embedded team across the network – MAVI meets your finance function where it is.

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Meet Real Estate Finance & Accounting Talent in Our Network

Kavya
US Exp: 6 years | Location: India
Accountant at a supply chain operation who assembled landed cost from freight, duties, and handling and kept inventory valuation accurate across cost layers. Comfortable managing supplier rebates and payment terms to protect cash.
Gabriel
US Exp: 11 years | Location: Brazil
Senior accountant with deep supply chain experience, owning inventory cost flow, procurement accounting, and the cash conversion cycle for a scaling operation. Knows how to keep COGS honest as input prices move.
Palesa
US Exp: 8 years | Location: South Africa
Accounting manager focused on supply chain finance, running close with accurate landed cost, supplier rebate accounting, and a close eye on working capital. Strong on the inventory valuation that generalists tend to understate.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do MAVI's accountants understand landed cost and inventory valuation?

    Yes. The professionals we place assemble full landed cost from freight, duties, insurance, and handling and value inventory accurately, so margin reflects the real cost of goods rather than just the supplier's price.

  • Can they handle supplier rebates and procurement terms?

    They can. MAVI talent account for volume rebates, early-payment discounts, and purchase commitments correctly and manage payables to protect cash, capturing money that often gets missed.

  • Our input costs keep moving. Can they keep COGS accurate?

    Yes. We place accountants who manage cost layers under FIFO, weighted average, or standard costing, so COGS and inventory value stay accurate as prices change.

  • We're growing but cash is tight. Is that something MAVI talent understand?

    It is. Supply chain ties cash up in inventory and payables, and the professionals we place watch inventory turns, payables timing, and the cash conversion cycle, flagging when the supply chain is starving the business of cash.

  • How quickly can a supply chain accountant be embedded?

    MAVI usually shares profiles within a day or two and can embed the right person in as fast as five days, which helps when procurement or inventory work outpaces your current team.

  • Can we start with part-time landed cost or inventory support?

    Yes. Many supply chain operations begin with landed cost or inventory support and scale the engagement as SKUs, suppliers, and volume grow.