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Tools to help your clients …

Make better, faster and more confident business decisions

Become your clients' trusted business advisor

Advise with confidence

The full Business Advisor Toolkit includes tools to help you and your client work together to diagnose potential problems, monitor progress and make informed decisions.

Tell the number story

With proven data-visualisation best practice built into all the tools, your clients will see the numbers and rapidly gain a deeper understanding of what’s going on in their business.

Get client buy-in

Using powerful interactivity you can help your clients experiment with multiple scenarios and instantly see the potential effect of different decisions.

What our clients want from us

We are number experts; many of the business owners we work with are not. They may be brilliant technicians, inspirational managers, great marketeers, and visionary entrepreneurs, but they’re not numbers people. You probably know successful business managers who are not comfortable with numbers, and maybe a few who are utterly baffled or simply scared witless by a sheet of financial numbers.

Revealing the business story

One of the essential skills we can bring to the table is the ability to examine financial data, find the story behind it, and present it in a way that non-financial business managers can understand.

Using BusinessAdvisor.tools we can help our clients see the big picture, the story behind the numbers.

There are tools for:

  • Diagnosis – which parts of the business are working and which are not?
  • Trend tracking – where is the business improving or falling getting worse?
  • On-track – where is the business ahead of target or falling back?

Evidence-based decisions

Using the BusinessAdvisor.tools we can help our clients make decisions based on a deep understanding of the numbers.

Decisions around:

  • Prioritising – which changes will have the biggest effect on profit and cash?
  • What if – exploring the potential impact of different decisions.
  • De-risking – how can the business be made more robust?