Areas of support
- Strategy and business model
- Marketing and market understanding
- Sales and customer development
- Finance and cash flow
- People and team capability
- Operations and quality
- Digital transformation and data
- Legal questions through the appropriate specialist
- Exports and market entry
- Investment readiness
- Crisis response and reprioritisation
Approach and outputs
The diagnostic framework reviews nine dimensions totalling 100 points: strategy and business model (10), market and customers (15), product/service (15), sales and revenue (15), finance (10), team and governance (10), operations (10), technology (5), and growth/investment (10). Its purpose is prioritisation, not business accreditation.
Screening and information review lead into a diagnostic session designed around 60–90 minutes depending on scope. Evidence and causes inform three priorities and three indicators before the action plan and service recommendation.
- Executive snapshot and dimension-by-dimension scorecard.
- Key risks and possible quick wins.
- 30-day action and 90-day growth plans.
- Service recommendations, baseline KPIs and agreed review points.