Fourday

Before
We Talk

Five minutes now makes the call worth forty-five. We will ask you to guess at some numbers. Guessing is the point, and correcting your guess is most of what the call is for. It also tells us both whether we can help you at all. Not everyone gets a yes.

The standardNo vague advice. Every recommendation names
the tool, the cost, the setup time and the hours it saves.

Everything here is required unless it says Optional.

01Who you are
One sentence, the way you would say it to a stranger in a bar. Not the website version.
02Whether this fits

Four blunt questions. If the answer is no we would rather find out now than forty minutes into a call.

Meaning the actual job of choosing software and changing how work gets done. Not who is enthusiastic about it in meetings.
03So the call is useful

Rough answers are fine. We will dig properly on the call.

Each one you tick asks for two numbers, and at least one of them needs answering before you can send this. Guess. A rough number we correct on the call is worth more than a blank one, and nobody has ever guessed right first time.
Accounting, CRM, email, project tools, whatever you live in. Brand names are enough. We ask because we will not recommend anything you are already paying for and not using.
Client files, patient records, anything covered by a contract or a regulator. This changes which tools we are allowed to recommend, so it is better known now than in the report.
04The price
That buys the forty five minute call, the report that comes out of it, and a second call to walk you through it. One payment, nothing recurring, no second invoice. If you are a fit, the next screen puts the calendar and the card form in the same step: pick a time, pay, done.
Please fill in the missing answers above.

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