Business analysis & advisory

Clear advice before you spend on change.

An outside view of how your business runs, where time and money slip away, and a practical plan to fix it. In plain English, with real numbers.

In short

What it is An independent review of how your business works, with clear, costed recommendations.
Who it's for Owners facing a big decision about systems, suppliers, costs or growth.
What it costs A fixed price, agreed after a short call. All prices exclude VAT.
Who it's for

Does this sound familiar?

Busy, but not sure why

Everyone’s working hard, yet things still slip and you can’t see where the time goes.

About to buy a big system

You want to be sure it’s the right one before you sign up and pay.

Quotes you can’t compare

Suppliers send proposals full of jargon, and you’re not sure what you’re really paying for.

Growing pains

What worked for a small team is starting to creak as you take on more.

What you get

Practical advice you can act on

Every review is shaped around your business. These are the areas I help with most.

Where time and money go

We look at the tasks that eat up your week and what they really cost.

You get Estimated hours and costs being lost, in plain numbers.

Plan on a page

Clear priorities, starting with the quick wins that pay back fastest.

You get A one-page plan: what to do now, next and later.

Choosing software and suppliers

Help comparing options, so you pick what fits rather than what’s pushed hardest.

You get A side-by-side comparison with real running costs.

Second opinion on proposals

A fresh pair of eyes on IT quotes and contracts before you sign.

You get Plain-English notes on what’s good, what’s missing and what to ask.

Business case

For bigger changes, a clear view of what it costs and what it should save.

You get A simple business case with costs, savings and risks.
What's included

What’s part of every review

Every quote lists exactly what's included, so there are no surprises.

Discovery call

We agree the questions you want answered and what a good result looks like.

Conversations with your team

Short, friendly chats with the people who do the work every day.

A look at your tools

A review of the systems, spreadsheets and paperwork you use today.

Written findings

A short report in plain English, with the numbers behind each recommendation.

Walkthrough meeting

We go through the plan together, and you can ask anything.

Help to act, if you want it

Use the plan yourself, hand it to your team, or ask me to help deliver it.

How it works

Listen, look, recommend

  1. 1 Listen We talk about your business, your goals and what’s worrying you.
  2. 2 Look I review how work gets done, the tools you use and where time is lost.
  3. 3 Recommend You get a clear, costed plan with the quick wins first.
  4. 4 Act You decide what happens next, with as much or as little help as you need.
How I advise

Honest advice, with no strings attached

  • Honest, even when it’s awkward If the answer is “don’t buy it” or “keep what you have”, I’ll tell you.
  • No pressure to buy from me The plan is yours. Use it yourself, with your team, or with anyone you choose.
  • Plain English, real numbers No jargon or vague promises, just clear costs, savings and risks.
FAQ

Questions owners ask

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It means looking closely at how your business works, finding what slows you down or costs too much, and recommending practical changes. Think of it as a health check for how you run things.

No. The plan is yours to keep. Many owners use it with their own team or other suppliers. If you’d like my help, I can quote for that separately.

It depends on the size of your business and the questions you want answered. Your quote will include a clear timeline.

Very little. I keep conversations short and work around your busy times.

Yes. A second opinion before you sign is one of the most useful things I do. Send it over and I’ll explain what it means in plain English.

Discovery call

Not sure where to start? Start here.

Tell me what's on your mind, and I'll suggest a sensible first step.