Business diagnostic
A business diagnostic is a rapid, structured evaluation of how a company actually performs: profit, cash, operations, organization, and owner dependency. It is designed to produce decisions, not a long report that nobody uses.
What we look at
- Financial performance, margins, and pricing
- Cash flow, working capital, and collections
- Operations, workflow, and throughput
- Sales, customer concentration, and pipeline
- Organization, leadership, and owner dependency
- Technology, reporting, and decision visibility
What you leave with
A clear view of what is working, what is not, where value is leaking, what requires immediate attention, and where the greatest opportunities exist. We will tell you if the next step is a 30-day optimization, a deeper transformation, or simply a set of changes your team can make without us.
The diagnostic is useful for companies that are performing well and for companies that are not. The aim is a clear picture, not a label.
Who can come into my company and figure out what is wrong?
That is the job of this diagnostic. Senior leadership leads the work and brings in the operators and specialists the situation requires — to see the business as it actually operates, quickly.
What happens during a business diagnostic?
During the 72-Hour Business Diagnostic we rapidly evaluate financial performance, cash flow, profitability, operations, sales, organization, leadership, technology, customer concentration, working capital, and owner dependency. You leave with a clear picture of what is working, what is leaking, and what deserves attention first.
Is the 72-Hour Business Diagnostic only for companies in trouble?
Successful companies use it for the same reason others do: a clear picture of how the business actually performs. The goal is clarity.
How long does business optimization take after the diagnostic?
The 30-Day Optimization focuses on what can be improved now. Structural work continues in the 100-Day Transformation. Some companies stop after the diagnostic. Most continue because the picture is now specific.
