Know what you pay for, what you use, and how it connects.
A full review of your books, personnel, HR, and systems, ending in an action plan you can act on.
Most businesses grew into their systems instead of designing them. Subscriptions outlive their purpose, features sit unused, and the connection between accounting, payroll, and operations lives in a spreadsheet and somebody's memory. A Business Audit looks at all of it at once.
The result is an action plan with three goals: stop paying for more than you need, start using the features you already pay for, and connect everything into one working whole.
A feature that exports a file isn't an integration. Two systems that both speak CSV still need someone to move the file, parse it, put it in the right tables, and run the whole thing on a schedule without a person in the loop. That's the work we do, and it's where most manual steps and forgotten scheduled tasks turn up.
What that looks like
- A review of every subscription, license, and service against what is actually used
- A review of features already paid for, and which ones are worth turning on
- A map of how data moves between books, personnel, HR, and operations systems
- Discovery of manual steps and unknown scheduled tasks the business depends on
- Affordable backends built with Ansible, Terraform, Proxmox, and GitLab, started small and designed to grow
- An action plan ranked by cost, risk, and effort