Three systems, no trustworthy reporting, and a board asking for numbers every month. Before you buy anything, let us look at what you have and tell you what is actually wrong with it. Half a day of our time, no charge, no obligation to do anything with it.
Free · about two weeks end to end · no obligation · you keep the report either way
We are not looking for a project. We are looking for whether one is justified — and we will say so if it is not.
Where your reporting comes from, how many hands touch it, and whether two people asking the same question get the same answer.
The repeated work moving on spreadsheets and email, and roughly what it costs you in hours each month.
Where a record gets entered twice, where the joins are missing, and which of them are worth fixing.
The processes that live in one person’s head, and the ones that would stop the week they are away.
Access, backups and data handling — the basics, checked, without a sales pitch attached.
The honest answer, including “not yet”. A recommendation you can take to your board either way.
Written for someone who has to justify a decision, not for someone who has already made one.
Delivered within two weeks · yours to keep
Nothing to install, nothing to prepare, and no access to your systems required unless you offer it.
You walk us through what you run and what is annoying you. That is the whole ask on your side.
We spend about half a day on it. If you want to show us the systems, we will look; if not, the conversation is enough.
Short, written, and specific. Delivered within two weeks of the call.
Act on it with us, act on it with someone else, or file it. No follow-up sales sequence.
There is not one. Most of our work begins as a conversation rather than a tender, and a free review is a low enough commitment for someone to act on today. If the report says you do not need us, that is a good outcome for both sides.
No. The conversation alone is usually enough. If you want to show us the systems we will look, but nothing needs installing and no credentials need handing over.
You do. It is yours to keep, share internally, or take to another supplier, whether or not you do anything further with us.
Then the value is in the second opinion and the costing. Plenty of teams know the symptom but not which fix pays for itself first — that is the part the report is for.
The report includes a rough cost and timeline if you wanted it done. Anything beyond that starts with a fixed-price discovery, so the number you are given is one that holds.
You do. Everything we build is handed over documented, and where it runs on your own Microsoft licences it sits in your tenancy from the start.
A free review is a low enough commitment to act on today.
