Systems audit
A clear map of how your business actually runs, and where it’s leaking time.
In practice: we follow a client enquiry from first contact to invoice and mark every duplicate entry, wait and manual reminder.
Start with a systems audit, then choose the level of help your business needs.
A clear map of how your business actually runs, and where it’s leaking time.
In practice: we follow a client enquiry from first contact to invoice and mark every duplicate entry, wait and manual reminder.
We decide how work should flow before recommending any software.
In practice: we agree who owns each step, what information they need and what should happen next.
Your CRM, intake, finance and follow-up, connected into one system.
In practice: a signed proposal can create the right project, payment schedule and team tasks without retyping details.
Documented steps your team can run without you.
In practice: your team gets clear instructions for everyday work and the less common situations that usually end up with the founder.
Only added once the process is solid, and only where it actually saves admin time.
In practice: meeting notes can become structured follow-up tasks, with a person checking them before anything is sent.
Ongoing help as your business grows past the current fix.
In practice: when a new service or hire changes the workflow, we adjust the setup without rebuilding everything.
We connect intake, payments, onboarding and follow-up into one CRM workflow. See how we reduce admin time and manual handoffs for founder-led businesses.
See CRM automation case studies →Custom agents that research, draft, sort and check work inside your business — with clear guardrails and a human sign-off where it matters.
See AI agent case studies →Systems audits are fixed-price and scoped to the size of the business. Rebuilds are quoted after the audit as a fixed project or phased delivery, so pricing reflects real work rather than a generic day rate.
Usually not. We prefer to use what you already pay for. Many fixes come from better structure, clearer fields, connected handoffs and documented steps rather than another subscription.
A systems audit usually takes 1–2 weeks. A full rebuild from audit to live system typically runs 3–6 weeks, depending on complexity.
Only where it genuinely removes admin work. We fix the process first, then add AI where it earns its place — drafting follow-ups, classifying leads or pulling data from documents, with a human checking before anything is sent.
Start with a free systems audit. No pitch, no pressure — just a clear map of where your time is going.