Free reporting assessment · About 4 minutes

Why does the same report take so much work every month?

Choose one recurring report. In about four minutes, see what is creating extra work and where to start fixing it.

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For the reports growing organisations prepare again and again.

What the scorecard checks

See where reporting needs attention.

Find out whether inconsistent figures, repeated preparation or an unclear management view is causing the most trouble.

01

Consistent figures

See whether definitions, sources and calculations produce figures everyone can trace and agree on.

02

Repeatable reporting

Find where unclear ownership, manual handling and recurring corrections are adding work.

03

Useful management views

Check whether the report arrives on time, answers clear questions and shows what needs attention.

Benchmark one recurring report

How close is the reporting process to running without last-minute fixes?

See what is working, what is slowing the report down and where to begin.

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How it works

Find what to fix first in about four minutes.

Answer 12 practical questions about one report. See where it is working well, where it is breaking down and what to do next.

Clear questions

Work through one real report, one question at a time.

Three area scores

See whether figures, preparation or the management view needs attention first.

Practical action plan

Leave with specific steps for improving the report.

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Your reporting reliability result

See what is slowing the report down and what to improve first.

Your three area scores
Consistent figures
Repeatable reporting
Useful management views
First focus

Document the preparation steps and remove repeated manual work.

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Choose one report

Start with one recurring report.

Think about one report your team prepares regularly while answering the questions.

  • 12 questions
  • One question at a time
  • Immediate recommendations