Spending too much time chasing and copying?
If your team copies details between systems, chases job updates or spends too long preparing invoices, we help you identify what is causing the extra work and what to improve first.
What we review
We review one agreed process, such as handling enquiries, preparing quotes or managing job handovers. We look at how the work happens, the tools involved and examples of the documents or spreadsheets your team uses.
What you get
A practical improvement plan you can use with us, your existing provider or your own team:
- A simple outline of your current process, highlighting delays and duplicated work.
- Three prioritised recommendations so you know what to tackle first.
- A suggested approach for each improvement — a process change, better use of existing software, or an integration or automation where useful.
- Indicative costs and potential savings to help you judge which changes are worth making.
- A discussion of the findings so you can ask questions and choose your next steps.
Estimates are based on the information you provide, with assumptions clearly stated.
Things we might uncover
- Enquiries being manually copied into a CRM or spreadsheet
- Staff repeatedly entering the same customer information
- Quotes or invoices taking too long to prepare
- Jobs being chased manually by email
- Reports being assembled from several systems
- Information getting lost between teams
- Repetitive emails that could be drafted or processed automatically
- Existing software that could be connected rather than replaced
How it works
- Tell us what is slowing you down. An initial conversation establishes whether the review is a good fit. We agree one process and a fixed fee before starting.
- Show us how it works. We examine your process, tools and relevant examples to identify practical improvements.
- Review your improvement plan. We talk through the recommendations, costs and potential savings so you can decide what to do next.
From £250 for the agreed review, written improvement plan and discussion of the findings. Any implementation is quoted separately, with no obligation to proceed.