The business audit
Two weeks inside your business. A written report and a prioritised plan, yours to keep.
How we approach it
Most businesses do not have a software problem. They have six tools that do not agree with each other and one person spending the afternoon making them. The audit finds out which, before anything is built.
- Two weeks inside the business: where the money comes in, where the hours go, what gets retyped and chased
- We talk to the people doing the work, not only the owner
- A written report in plain language, with the numbers we measured
- A prioritised plan: what to fix first, what it saves, what to leave alone
- Some items are software, some an AI agent, some a process change that needs nobody from NEVDEV. The plan says which
- You keep the report either way
The most useful line in most audits is the one that says "do not build this". A system you do not need is more expensive than one you do, because you pay for it twice: once to build, then every month to work around it.
What sits inside it
- Operations map
- Cost + time leaks
- Written report
- Prioritised plan
- Two weeks
- Yours to keep