Owner reports eat a weekend
2–4 weeks1–2 days
Analyst hours per report cycle
Every client gets a checked, ranked report each month, drafted around numbers you can trace back, and signed off by your team.
See how it worksSolution examples
What we've built before.
Most sprints start with your bottleneck; these are just examples from past work.
We never know how competitors pitch themselves
1–2 weeks1–2 days
Time per competitor profile
A profile of every competitor in the same 20 sections, each claim checked against its source, kept side by side and refreshed on a schedule.
See how it worksProposals take half a day
Half a dayUnder 1 hour
Time per sales document
A finished, on-brand proposal, deck, or flyer from a five-line brief, with prices and terms pulled from your own files.
See how it worksNew accounts take weeks to get going
1–2 weeks1–2 days
Signed deal to first useful work
The day a deal closes, a fact sheet on the new client is ready, with a source on every fact, so real work starts in days.
Ask us about thisSame complaints every week
A handfulAll of them
Calls reviewed
Every call, every night: questions and objections pulled out with quotes and grouped into themes you can act on.
Ask us about thisNobody writes the SOPs
1–2 days2–3 hours
Time per document
A step-by-step procedure from a screen recording or a short interview, in the same format every time.
Ask us about thisOur website never gets new posts
0–1Several
Articles published per week
A quarterly editorial plan and new, cited articles published to your site every week.
Ask us about thisWork orders go out missing half the facts
20–45 min5 min
Time per request
Short commands pull the facts and write each request in a fixed format, with a line on how to check it.
Ask us about thisWe hear about client changes last
Ad hocAll accounts
Accounts swept weekly
Each week it searches email, drives, and chat for what's new on every account and summarizes it.
Ask us about thisOff-message emails reach customers
SomeEvery draft
Drafts checked before sending
Checks drafts against approved wording before they go out. People can override it, and every override is flagged.
Ask us about thisA broken feed goes unnoticed for weeks
Days to weeksUnder a day
Time to notice a broken feed
One morning table, one row per account, showing which feeds are missing or stale and why.
Ask us about thisOld price sheets keep circulating
Found by accidentFlagged daily
Stale documents in circulation
Each document is checked against its source every day, and a fix is drafted only when something has drifted.
Ask us about thisWe spot changes in the numbers weeks late
WeeksNext morning
Time to spot a change
Re-runs the analysis overnight, compares it with yesterday, and writes a one-page brief of what changed.
Ask us about thisProjects start before the inputs are ready
CommonCaught up front
False starts
Checks that everything a job needs is present and usable, then answers clear or hold with numbered reasons.
Ask us about thisSomeone builds the activity report by hand
1–2 hoursZero
Time to build an activity report
Activity is counted daily and published to one fixed page, with every number straight from the source.
Ask us about thisThe monthly progress deck takes an afternoon
2–4 hoursMinutes
Time per progress deck
Builds the progress slides from your goal data, with numbers copied straight from the source and commentary drafted for your review.
Ask us about thisNothing here for that industry yet. Tell us your bottleneck anyway.
Don't see your bottleneck? Tell us the metric.
- No software to buy and no subscription
- It runs in the tools you already pay for, and you keep it
- 50%+ in 4 weeks, or it's free