Eight questions worth answering before you buy anything.
A worksheet rather than a download. You pick the track that fits your business, put your own numbers in, and it does the arithmetic and tells you what the answer means.
Most owners get something useful out of the first two. The last one works out whether you need a system at all, and for a lot of businesses at this size it comes back saying no.
What we do and do not keep. We ask for your name and email so we know who is using this, and that goes into our CRM. That is all we keep. The worksheet itself collects nothing. Every figure you type stays in your own browser, is never sent to us, and nobody at ThriveWell can see it. There is no tracking on the worksheet. We may email you about this kind of thing later on. If you would rather we did not, reply to any message and say so, and that is the end of it. How we handle your details.
Eight Questions Worth Answering Before You Buy Anything
- What does an hour of my business actually cost me?
- Which of my last ten jobs actually made money?
- What is my quote hit rate telling me about my price?
- How much volume can I afford to lose if I raise prices 3%?
- Profitable on paper, nothing in the bank. Which one is lying?
- Are my customers quietly stretching me from Net 30 to Net 60?
- Is my spreadsheet lying to me?
- Do I need an ERP, or do I need three things to talk to each other?
Would rather just talk it through?