Company by company. Every leak priced in dollars.

We had four dashboards and no answer. This priced the trial-conversion spread and named the six clubs it was coming from.

We assumed we had a marketing problem. It was the consults arriving after six and the reviews nobody had answered.

Six offices, six different opinions about what was working. The card put one number on the implant estimates nobody followed up.

In July we are flat out, so the eight o’clock calls go to voicemail. Nobody had put a dollar figure on that before.

Our checkout looked fine to us. Seeing the shipping step priced against the brands we lose to ended a six-month argument in one meeting.

The finding we argued with hardest was intake. Then we read our own after-hours call log and stopped arguing.

We run nine brands with a team of four. This read the reviews we never get to and priced the warping problem before it reached the P&L.

Parents told us about the fold for a year and we filed it under someday. Seeing it priced monthly moved it to this quarter's build.

Corporate sends every territory the same playbook. This showed which four of our twelve were leaking and put a number on each.

We manage nine medspas and build our own audits. This is the first report a client read to the end — every gap priced, every fix named.