A single-day diagnostic on what your data is doing, what it isn't, and where the money is — written, costed, delivered next business day. Two clean outcomes built into the engagement: take the plans and walk, or sign The Practice from a position of full information.
The Audit ships a single PDF deliverable next business day. Inside that document are five specific outputs — each one named, each one costed where there's a number, each one referenceable in conversations with your team or with whoever you take it to next.
The three places your business is losing money or hours every month because data isn't where it should be. With dollar estimates against current operating cost.
Public data your competitors are using that you aren't — competitor pricing pages, regulatory filings, hiring signals, ad creative, market data. Named, sourced, scoped.
What the architecture should be. What captures to run. What intelligence to monitor. Phased over twelve months, mapped to The Veridicus Method.
If The Practice is right for you, the proposal shows exactly what we'd deliver against the plan, on what cadence, at what monthly cost. No PowerPoint. No "let's discuss." A document.
One thing you can ship in the next 30 days — with or without us — that pays for the audit itself. We've never run an audit where this hasn't existed.
No half-engagements. No two-week scoping. The Audit is one calendar day of senior architect time, scheduled in advance, with the deliverable in your inbox before close of business the following day.
What you do. Who you do it for. Where the money comes from. The operating reality, not the org chart.
Every system, every spreadsheet, every flow. What lives where. What talks to what. What doesn't.
Where the data is failing the business. Manual entry, double-handling, lost intelligence, missing signals. Quantified.
What your competitors are publishing publicly that you're not capturing. Pricing, hiring, product, marketing, regulatory.
One thing you can ship inside 30 days. Costed. Sequenced. Often the start of the Practice proposal.
Written report. Five outputs. PDF, 12–18 pages. Delivered before 5pm the following business day.
Six hours of focused time with one or two people who know how the business actually runs. Access to your current systems for read-only inventory — Xero, your CRM, your project tools, your file storage, whatever you use.
You don't need to prepare anything. Don't tidy your data. Don't dress up your spreadsheets. The Audit works better when we see the operating reality, not the cleaned-up version of it.
Two outcomes are built into The Audit from day one — and printed on the cover of the deliverable in the same words you're reading here. We tell you about them before you sign. That's the rule.
The Audit delivers plans you own. From here, you can take the plans to your team and build it yourselves — that's a fair outcome and we'll never chase you. Or you can sign The Practice and have us deliver against them. Both are valid. We're paid for the thinking either way.
— Printed on the cover of every Audit deliverable.
You own the architecture decision. You own the 12-month build plan. You own the quick-win. You own the intelligence map. Take it to your existing dev team, to a contractor, to your nephew who codes — we don't mind. We won't chase you, won't follow up, won't quietly invoice you for "follow-up scoping." Done is done.
You've spent a day with the senior architect, seen exactly what we'd build, seen the plan in writing, seen the proposal in writing. If The Practice is right for you, you sign from a position of full information — not a sales pitch. The Audit fee is deducted from the first month if you sign inside 30 days.
Most senior consulting firms tell you everyone is a fit. We don't. The Audit is for a specific shape of business — and where it isn't a fit, we'd rather you know now than after the deliverable is in your inbox.
No "request a quote." No "let's hop on a call to discuss pricing." $2,500 plus GST, fixed, on signing. The economics behind that number, plainly.
If you sign The Practice inside 30 days of the Audit, the $2,500 fee is deducted from your first month's invoice. That's the only discount we offer.
Because free calls produce shallow thinking. We can give you a 30-minute scoping call before the Audit, and it's free — but the Audit itself is a day of senior work, and we don't do that for free. Paying for the thinking is what gets you a deliverable instead of a sales pitch.
Yes. The two-outcome rule is real, it's printed on the cover of the deliverable, and we operate against it. You might get a single follow-up email at the 90-day mark asking how the build went — that's interest, not sales. If you say "we built it ourselves, thanks," that's where the conversation ends.
It won't. In every business there's data that isn't where it should be, and there's intelligence about competitors that isn't being captured. If we genuinely found nothing — which would be a first — we'd refund the fee. We've never had to.
Yes. The Audit is better when the people who actually run the operating systems are in the room. Bring your bookkeeper, your IT support, your operations manager — whoever knows where the data lives. Just keep the headcount to two or three, or the day stops being a working session.
Available as an Augmentation. Once the Audit is delivered, you can buy any Augmentation without signing The Practice. Quick-win builds are typically $4,500–$12,000 depending on scope, scoped and quoted before work begins.
Currently booking the next Audit for July–August 2026. We run one or two per fortnight — not because we can't run more, but because the deliverable has to be written by the same person who ran the discovery, and that's a real bottleneck. Book on the call link to see live availability.
The 30-minute scoping call is free if you want to talk through fit first. The Audit itself is paid, fixed-fee, with two outcomes built into it before you sign.