The review found the number. Implementation makes it true.
Implementation is the done-for-you half of Fix Your Firm. Once Review & Recommend has named what your work should take, what your firm can carry, and what your clients should pay, we scope the work, quote it from the findings, and do it in your systems, with your approval on every change, until the changes have settled.
What gets done, in order.
Tech, AI, and workflow get installed and tested.
Sustainable capacity becomes an actual operating calendar.
Approved pricing, client, service, and staffing decisions go live.
Client responses come back. We handle them and adjust against actual results.
Tools, schedule, pricing, team, and book settle into the new model.
Baseline versus actual.
Your job is to make decisions. Our job is everything that happens after them.
- Tech setup
- AI workflows
- Workflow changes
- Scheduling
- Templates
- Client communications
- Execution
- Response tracking
- Model updates
- Team training
- Documentation
- Stabilization
- Measurement
- Give us the access we need.
- Choose among the modeled options.
- Approve decisions that require owner judgment.
- Personally deliver anything that truly needs to come from you.
Approve. Veto. Done.
Implementation requires access.
We need enough access to do what you hired us to do.
Every firm program that ever failed you failed at the step where the plan quietly became your job. Here it can't.
After it's stable.
Once the changes have settled, the engagement ends. Ongoing support is available, not required.
- annual pricing review
- new-client capacity review
- technology maintenance
- AI workflow maintenance
- next-season scheduling
- as-needed consulting
The goal is to leave you with a firm that works without us.
Quoted from your review.
There is no rate card, because the quote is built from what your review found. We scope the Implementation options from your review, so you can hire us for the full plan or selected workstreams. Every line ties back to a finding with a number on it, so you're weighing the fee against what staying the same is already costing you.