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Eight questions, no jargon, no sign-up to see the answer. At the end you get a score out of 100 and a short, ordered list of what we would fix first and why.
Your answers are scored in your own browser. Nothing is sent to us unless you choose to email yourself the result.
All the same deal: result first, email optional.
Four sliders. See roughly what repetitive admin costs you per year, and what is worth doing about it at that scale.
Ten yes-or-no questions about how you handle people’s information. Built for schools, community groups, practices and small businesses.
Seven questions on whether you should buy software, configure what you have, or build something custom. It often says do not build.
No. The result appears on screen as soon as you finish, and the scoring happens on your own device — nothing is sent anywhere. The email form afterwards is optional, and it exists so we can send you the result plus a more specific note. If you would rather just read it and go, that is completely fine.
Both, and we would rather be straight about it. The recommendations are the same ones we would give on a call, generated from the same reasoning. It is useful on its own, and if it is useful you might call us. That is the whole arrangement.
That is exactly who it is written for. There is no question about software, integrations or systems architecture — it asks how work reaches you, how fast you reply and what you do over and over. If you run the business, you know all the answers already.
Yes, and it will tell you something useful. Paper is not a failing, and the tool will not tell you to digitise everything. It is more likely to point at one or two specific things worth changing and leave the rest alone.
Twenty minutes. We will pressure-test what the tool told you against what you actually do, and give you a straight opinion on what to tackle first.