Operating Audit
Find out where the business is fighting itself.
An Operating Audit maps how customers, work, money, people and systems move through your company and identifies the highest-value opportunities for improvement.
What you get
A written document you own. If you never work with us again, it is still the clearest description of your operation that exists.
Typical timeline: two to three weeks, depending on how much time your team can give us.
- Revenue path
- Customer journey
- Operating workflow map
- Owner dependency map
- Software map
- Manual-work inventory
- Bottlenecks
- Risk points
- Automation opportunities
- 90-day operating plan
The questions it answers
- 01Where are leads being lost?
- 02Where does work slow down?
- 03Where is cash getting stuck?
- 04Which tasks unnecessarily depend on the owner?
- 05Which repeated processes can become systems?
- 06Which software is helping?
- 07Which software is creating more work?
- 08What should be fixed first?
- 09What is the likely economic impact?
What we need from you
A few hours of access
Time with you, and time with two or three people who actually run the day. Not a workshop — we watch the real work.
A look at the systems
Read-only visibility into the tools you already use. We are looking at how work moves, not at anyone's performance.
Honest answers
Especially about the parts held together informally. Those are usually where the money is.
Start here
Five questions.
They take about a minute, and they tell us whether we can genuinely help before either of us spends an hour on a call.
If we are not the right fit, we will say so in the first reply.
Prefer email or phone?
hello@anubisiq.com
Thank you.
Your answers are on the way to us. You will hear back from a person, usually within one business day.
After the audit.
You own the document either way. If the roadmap is something your own team can execute, run it yourself. If you want help, we start with the single highest-value item on the list — not all ten.