Financial performance
Profitability, costs, margins, debtors and the quality of management information.
First step towards financial control
Where is your business losing profit or value?
The Business Diagnostic connects financial performance with how the business operates. It reveals strengths, risks and value leaks, and identifies the actions that matter most over the next 90 days.
Finance and operationsNot merely looking back, but understanding where improvement is needed.
Personal final reviewFindings and priorities are explained clearly.
90-day action planConcrete actions in a practical order.
When relevant
You work hard but lack one reliable overall view.
The diagnostic is relevant when revenue and work are present, yet profit, cash flow, workload or investment decisions do not provide the same confidence. It also creates priorities before growth, professionalisation or value creation.
Cash flow and commitments
Payment timing, tax, financing, investments and genuinely available headroom.
Organisation and workload
Processes, owner dependency, responsibilities and constraints on growth.
Value and risks
Factors that strengthen or limit business value, transferability and resilience.
Priorities
A clear order: what needs attention now, what can wait and what already works?
Next step
Clear advice on what you can address yourself and where guidance adds value.
How it works
From information to a decision-ready plan.
We agree upfront which figures and business information are required. The analysis is tailored to your business rather than produced as a standard report.
Intake and information
We define the key questions and collect relevant financial and organisational information.
Analysis
We connect the figures with cash flow, operations, risks, ambitions and decisions.
Report and action plan
You receive strengths, improvements, priorities and a practical 90-day plan.
Final review
We discuss the conclusions, answer questions and determine the logical next step.
Investment
A fixed fee aligned with the size of the business.
Sole traders and limited companies with annual revenue up to and including €500,000
€1,250excluding 21% VAT
Businesses with annual revenue above €500,000
€1,999excluding 21% VAT
The Business Diagnostic is business and financial-management advice. It is not an audit, tax, legal, investment or regulated financing advice.
First step
Reveal what will make the greatest difference now.
Request the Business Diagnostic without obligation. You will receive an initial response about the approach and required information within one business day.