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Data & business processes

How a job really gets done, from first enquiry to final invoice, and one set of figures you can trust at the end of it.

Most of the admin that eats your week is not difficult, just badly arranged: the same thing entered twice, a handover that loses information, figures that take a day to pull together. We look at how the work actually runs, then fix what is worth fixing: a better arrangement, or numbers you can rely on without rebuilding them every time.

Who it is for

  1. 01The admin around a job takes longer than the job
  2. 02Nobody can say which jobs or products actually make money
  3. 03Two systems give different answers to the same question
  4. 04Only one person knows how something gets done

How the work is done.

Every job is scoped and quoted on its own. Whatever the size of it, this is how it is done.

  • A map of how the work actually runs today, start to finish
  • Where the time and the money are going
  • Your figures pulled together from wherever they live now
  • A report that updates without you rebuilding it
  • Written down, so it survives somebody leaving

Tell us what is not working.

Sending it costs nothing and commits you to nothing.