Scope a Review, a Rebuild or a systems build.
This form is for the bigger work. If you want the Diagnostic Call or a Workshop, book it directly. It is faster.
Why this is longer than it needs to be
You tell me more. You get more back.
What you give. Honest answers about what you sell, what you are after, what is broken, and what you have already tried. Not your budget. That is never requested.
What you get. A conversation worth your time. I turn up already knowing your business, so we skip the introductions and go straight at it.
That is where the real audit happens. Live, with you, out loud. Most people book a call and spend thirty minutes explaining themselves. I would rather read it first and spend that thirty minutes telling you things you do not already know.
Before you ask
What does it cost?
Two things have a fixed price and you can see them on the Work With Me page: the Diagnostic Call at $650 and the Workshop from $3,000. Everything else is scoped, because a six-person floor and a sixty-person network are not the same job, and anyone quoting you before they have seen it is either guessing or selling you a copy of the last one they did.
Is there a lock-in contract?
Ongoing work has a minimum term and a notice period, both stated in writing before you agree to anything. New-Hire Installation is cancellable on 30 days and always will be. Your data is always yours.
What if I am not sure it is a fit?
Apply anyway. I will tell you honestly on the call and point you somewhere else if that is the right answer. You still get the audit either way. There is no version of this where I talk you into something.
Why all this before a call?
Because a call where I ask you basic questions wastes half an hour you could have spent typing. The form is my preparation. It lets the conversation start where the value actually is.
How long does it take?
Depends on scope. A Workshop is one day. A Sales Review is two days on site and a written verdict inside a week. A Rebuild is ninety days. You get the real timeline in writing before anything starts, and results usually show up before the end.
Do I need to be technical?
No. If a build is involved I handle the technology and you run your business. That is the arrangement, and you should never have to think about platform mechanics.
Will you make my team feel got at?
No, and it is the fastest way to waste your money. The method is not a criticism of your people, it is a thing your business never gave them. That distinction is made out loud in the room, on day one.