For many startup founders, the biggest challenge with running their business is dealing with banks, from wasting hours applying for accounts to waiting months to get approved for business credit cards. They have to visit branches in person, fill out stacks of paperwork, and often get rejected anyway. We at Tribal set out to solve those struggles by accelerating and simplifying the application and approval process, providing easier access to the financial tools you need.To help you determine if Tribal is a good fit for your business, we’ve put together this guide. Here is everything you need to know about the Tribal application process.

For early-stage startups, having cash is essential to staying afloat. But it’s one thing to have money and another to know how to spend and manage it. According to CB insights, 29% of startups fail because they run out of cash. That’s where the importance of cash burn comes in. Understanding the burn rate of your startup and learning how to manage and monitor your cash runway is an essential element for survival and growth in the business world. Here’s why startups should pay special attention to their burn rate.

The auto parts market in Mexico has seen tremendous growth over the past five years, redefining how the automotive industry operates and how value in the space is created. A McKinsey report highlights that the online automotive market is expected to reach $1.4 billion by 2030, with an annual growth rate of 3%.

Productivity tools like Asana and Trello, communication tools like Slack, and learning platforms like Spokn and Miro can enhance collaboration and aid learning and development. Likewise, fintech tools like Zenefits, Xero and blockchain-based solutions can streamline the way we do business, as they accelerate business operations, and save time and money. From virtual cards to accounting software, and spend management all the way to blockchain, here’s a list of the most important fintech tools startups shouldn’t live without.