Four things, and you can take one or all of them. Every job starts with your business rather than the technology, and nothing here commits you to whatever comes next.
We sit down with you and go through how the week actually goes. Then we come back with the two or three jobs worth handing over, a rough number against each, and a short plan in plain English. This is the audit, and it is where nearly everyone starts. It is the one thing on this page with a price on it, because it is the one thing we ask you to decide about up front.
This is where the time actually comes back. We make the thing, connect it to the software you already use, and test it against a real week rather than a demo. You own it outright and it comes documented, so another person could pick it up. Support is included after we hand it over, and the price is fixed and agreed before anything starts.
A hands-on half day working on your own jobs rather than a generic course — just you, or everyone who would be using it. Most businesses are already paying for software that does far more than they realise, so this is frequently the quickest win of the lot, and the cheapest.
Optional, and only where it is worth it. A regular half day a month to keep things running, look at whatever is new and worth having, and be on the end of the phone when something comes up. We will tell you plainly if you do not need it.
Not a platform, and not a transformation programme. Small, specific pieces of work that take a recurring job off your hands, each one quoted on its own.
The paperwork gathers itself in.
Nothing reaches your desk half-finished.
Start from something, not a blank page.
Nothing slips through a busy fortnight.
Finding what is buried in old files.
The pack somebody assembles by hand.
Twenty minutes. A conversation, not a pitch.
We find the work worth doing, and say what is not.
Plain English, with numbers and a fixed price.
Made to fit the way you already work.
Yours to run, with us behind you.
We price the building, the training and the ongoing support once the audit is done and we both know the shape of the job. It saves you paying for a guess.
We will tell you whether the audit is worth your money before you spend any of it.
Tell us how the week goes and we will point you at the cheapest thing that would actually help — and if that is nothing, we will say so on the call.