The method

Observe. Score. Decide.

A three-phase approach, designed to produce a decision — not an opinion. Every conclusion can be re-read, challenged and justified. Nothing is left to a consultant's intuition.

01

Observation

We start from the field, not from a questionnaire. Your real processes are traced step by step, with their exceptions and friction points — from documents and interviews.

  • Real processes, not declared
  • Exceptions and edge cases documented
  • Systems and data sources inventoried
observation · fieldExample
Business interview2 h · sales manager
source
Document reviewQuotes · invoices · emails
source
Mapping4 processes traced
deliverable
02

Scoring

Every use case passes through a grid of observable criteria: business impact, feasibility, data quality, risk, cost. The weightings are explicit. You see why one case scores, and why another fails.

  • Observable sector criteria
  • Explicit weightings, never hidden
  • Proprietary scoring methodology
scoring · gridExample
Business impact88
Feasibility76
Data quality64
Risk58
03

Verdict

Three possible outcomes, never a blur: launch first, framed pilot, or not yet. Each verdict carries its justification and, for what is selected, its 90-day plan and its proof threshold.

  • Launch · Pilot · Not yet
  • Justification for each case
  • 90-day plan for what is selected
verdict · decisionExample
Client follow-ups

Strong impact · data ready

Launch
L1 support

To frame before scaling

Pilot
Stock forecast

Insufficient data

Not yet
Auto quotes

Net time saved

Launch
Overview

From field to verdict, no black box.

Observationfield · documents Scoringobservable criteria Verdictlaunch · pilot · wait 90-day planproof threshold the proof threshold feeds the next cycle
Honesty

What the method is not.

Not a magic score

No number pulled from a black box. Every score breaks down and justifies itself.

Not a questionnaire

We observe your real processes, not your answers to a self-reported form.

Not a lock-in

You remain the owner of your tools and everything built — portable and reusable.