Document Review:
May include the following:
Reviewing contracts, financial records, policies, or operational documents to ensure they align with business goals, compliance requirements, and best practices.
*Limited to a single document per open ticket at a time*
Document Editing:
May include the following:
· Editing contracts, agreements, or policies to ensure clarity and professionalism.
· Refining financial or operational reports for your presentations.
· Adjusting marketing or sales materials to align with brand voice and strategy.
· Ensuring employee handbooks or training guides are clearly written and legally compliant.
*Limited to a single document per open ticket at a time*
Document Development:
May include the following:
· Business Plans & Proposals – Developing investor-ready business plans or RFP responses.
· Policies & Procedures – Creating employee handbooks, safety manuals, or compliance policies.
· Training Materials – Drafting onboarding guides, SOPs (standard operating procedures), and staff training content.
· Marketing & Sales Collateral – Developing brochures, pitch decks, or service catalogs.
*Limited to a single document per open ticket at a time*
Profit and Loss Analysis:
May include the following:
· Review of your profit and loss statements.
· Identification of problem areas (low margins, high fixed costs, etc.).
· Recommendation of strategies to improve profitability.
· Compare results to industry benchmarks to show where you stand.
Profit and Loss Development:
May include the following:
- Building your first P&L statements.
- Standardizing financial reporting across multiple locations.
- Preparing financials for presentation to banks, investors, or franchise partners.
- Setting up templates so you can maintain P&Ls going forward.
Cost Analysis:
May include the following:
· Reviewing all major expense categories.
· Comparing costs to industry benchmarks.
· Identifying areas of overspending or inefficiency.
· Recommending adjustments (e.g., renegotiating supplier contracts, optimizing labor schedules, or reducing unnecessary overhead).
· Showing you your true cost per product/service to inform pricing strategy.
Cost Controls:
May include the following:
· Set budgets for labor, supplies, marketing, and overhead.
· Implement systems to track costs against budgets.
· Identify overspending trends.
· Recommend corrective actions (e.g., reducing overtime, adjusting vendor contracts, eliminating non-essential expenses).
· Train managers to consistently apply cost control practices.
Market Analysis:
May include the following:
· Collect and interpret industry and competitor data.
· Define your target customer base and segments.
· Provide insights on pricing, demand, and positioning.
· Recommend strategies for market entry, growth, or competitive advantage.
Site Selection:
May include the following:
· Demographic and traffic studies.
· Competitor mapping and trade area analysis.
· Lease vs. purchase cost comparisons.
· Evaluation of zoning, permits, and compliance.
· Recommendations for the best site based on data and your goals.
Blueprint Review:
May include the following:
· Partner with architects, contractors, and engineers to review your plans.
· Identify compliance or operational issues early.
· Suggest modifications to improve workflow, safety, or customer experience.
· Translate technical drawings into clear, business-focused recommendations for you and your investors.
Construction Management:
May include the following:
- Acting as your representative throughout the project.
- Coordinating architects, engineers, contractors, and inspectors.
- Reviewing budgets, schedules, and change orders.
- Providing regular progress updates and ensuring accountability.
- Delivering a project that is safe, compliant, and aligned with the your business objectives.
Supply Chain Optimization:
May include the following:
· Audit your current supply chain processes.
· Identify inefficiencies in sourcing, warehousing, or logistics.
· Recommend and implement technology tools for real-time visibility.
· Negotiate with suppliers or distributors for cost savings.
· Design contingency plans for disruptions.
Warehouse Solutions:
May include the following:
· Designing or redesigning your warehouse layout.
· Implementing inventory management systems (manual or software-based).
· Training staff on best practices for picking, packing, and safety.
· Recommending or sourcing racking, shelving, or automation equipment.
· Developing strategies to reduce costs while improving speed and accuracy.
*Equipment costs not included in membership pricing*
Inventory Control Solutions:
May include the following:
· Assess current inventory practices for inefficiencies.
· Implement inventory tracking systems (manual or software).
· Develop reorder point and safety stock policies.
· Train staff in proper receiving, counting, and stock rotation methods.
· Integrate POS/WMS/ERP systems for seamless data visibility.
· Create reporting dashboards to help you and any co-owners monitor inventory health.
*Equipment costs not included in membership pricing*
WiFi Integration:
May include the following:
· Assess your current Wi-Fi setup.
· Recommend upgrades to routers, access points, or mesh systems.
· Set up and secure networks for both staff and guests.
· Integrate POS, tablets, cameras, and other devices into one network.
· Provide training or ongoing support for network management.
*Equipment costs not included in membership pricing*
BOH – Ticketing Systems:
May include the following:
· Choose the right software/hardware (kitchen display systems vs. printers).
· Integrate ticketing with POS, delivery apps, and inventory systems.
· Train staff on efficient FOH–BOH communication.
· Analyze reports to improve kitchen efficiency and labor management.
*Equipment costs not included in membership pricing*
Security Systems:
May include the following:
- Assess your current security risks and vulnerabilities.
- Recommend camera, alarm, and access control solutions tailored to your operations.
- Integrate physical and digital security systems (e.g., POS + surveillance + network security).
- Train staff on proper use of security protocols.
- Establish cost-effective monitoring and maintenance plans.
*Equipment costs not included in membership pricing*
Camera Systems:
May include the following:
· Assessing your security and operational needs.
· Designing coverage maps (placement for maximum visibility).
· Recommending the right mix of cameras (indoor/outdoor, wired/wireless, high-resolution).
· Installing and integrating systems with alarms, POS, or access control.
· Setting up cloud or on-site storage and remote monitoring.
· Training staff on how to use and maintain the system.
*Equipment costs not included in membership pricing*
POS Systems Setup & Integration:
May include the following:
· Recommend the best POS system for your industry (retail, restaurant, service-based).
· Install and configure hardware and software.
· Integrate POS with delivery apps, loyalty programs, or third-party platforms.
· Train staff and managers on proper system use.
· Provide ongoing technical support and updates.
*Equipment costs not included in membership pricing*
Policy Review:
May include the following:
· Collect and review all current insurance policies.
· Summarize coverage in plain language for you.
· Identify coverage gaps, unnecessary policies, or cost-saving opportunities.
· Recommend adjustments (e.g., higher limits, adding riders, or shopping carriers).
· Work with insurance brokers/agents to secure better coverage terms.
Coverage Recommendations:
May include the following:
· Review all current insurance policies.
· Identify risks not adequately covered.
· Provide written recommendations in plain language (e.g., “We recommend adding Employment Practices Liability to protect against HR-related claims”).
· Work with brokers/agents (if needed) to help you secure better or more tailored policies.
Claims Guidance:
May include the following:
· Act as an advisor (not insurer) during the claims process.
· Explain coverage and requirements in plain language.
· Help prepare supporting documents and claim forms.
· Provide assistance on communicating with insurance adjusters.
· Provide strategies for appeals or dispute resolution.
Risk Engineering:
May include the following:
· Conduct facility inspections and hazard assessments.
· Develop safety protocols, training programs, and emergency response plans.
· Recommend upgrades to equipment, processes, or infrastructure.
· Assist you in aligning with insurance or regulatory requirements.
· Provide risk reports and recommendations for ongoing improvement.
Workplace Safety Analysis:
May include the following:
· Visit your worksites to observe daily operations.
· Document tasks and associated hazards.
· Recommend practical safety controls tailored to the business.
· Provide staff training and compliance checklists.
· Deliver written reports and follow-up reviews.
Worker’s Compensation Process Review:
May include the following:
· Audit existing claims management procedures.
· Review insurance carrier reports and claims data.
· Recommend improvements for faster reporting and better documentation.
· Help design or refine return-to-work programs.
· Provide training for managers on how to respond to workplace injuries.
HR Document Review:
May include the following:
· Audit all HR forms and policies.
· Identify compliance gaps, outdated language, or inconsistencies.
· Provide written recommendations for updates.
· Suggest or draft revised templates and documents.
· Train HR staff on proper use of updated forms and policies.
*Limited to a single document per open ticket at a time*
HR Document Development:
May include the following:
· Draft new HR documents tailored to your industry and jurisdiction.
· Build policy manuals from scratch.
· Create reusable templates for ongoing HR tasks.
· Ensure tone, branding, and culture are reflected in all HR materials.
· Provide bilingual or accessible versions if required for the workforce.
*Limited to a single document per open ticket at a time*
HR Compliance Review:
May include the following:
· Conduct a full audit of policies, forms, and HR practices.
· Identify legal risks and compliance gaps.
· Deliver a written report with prioritized recommendations.
· Update or create compliant documents (handbooks, onboarding forms, separation agreements, etc.).
· Provide training to HR staff or managers on compliant practices.
Employee Handbook Review:
May include the following:
· Audit your current handbook for compliance gaps or outdated language.
· Provide a written report with recommendations.
· Update sections for new labor laws or industry best practices.
· Align the handbook with other HR documents (disciplinary policies, onboarding, safety).
· Suggest enhancements to reflect company culture and values.
Employee Handbook Development:
May include the following:
· Draft a brand-new handbook tailored to your industry, workforce, and state-specific laws.
· Incorporate best practices and compliance updates.
· Create bilingual or accessible versions if needed.
· Provide templates for future updates.
· Customize tone and branding so the handbook reflects the company’s identity.
SOP Review:
May include the following:
· Audit all existing SOPs for compliance and efficiency.
· Provide written recommendations for revisions.
· Update SOPs to reflect current best practices.
· Standardize formatting and design for professional use.
· Train managers or staff on following updated procedures.
SOP Development:
May include the following:
- Interview managers and staff to document existing workflows.
- Draft detailed SOPs tailored to your industry.
- Incorporate compliance requirements into procedures.
- Standardize and brand the format of SOP documents.
- Deliver SOP manuals, digital templates, or checklists for daily use.
Operations Management Consulting:
May include the following:
- Improves profitability by reducing waste and inefficiencies.
- Enhances customer satisfaction through better service delivery.
- Strengthens scalability, making it easier to grow or expand.
- Ensures compliance with industry regulations and safety standards.
- Provide you and your managers with better visibility and control over operations.
Sanitation Procedures Review:
May include the following:
· Prevention of health hazards (illness, contamination, workplace injuries).
· Ensure compliance with health inspections and avoids fines or closures.
· Protection of your business’s reputation and brand trust.
· Reduction of risks of foodborne illness outbreaks or workplace accidents.
· Improvement of efficiency and consistency in daily operations.
Sanitation Procedures Development:
May include the following:
· Build customized sanitation SOPs and cleaning schedules.
· Create sanitation checklists and logs for daily use.
· Train managers and employees on proper execution.
· Develop bilingual or visual instructions to ensure accessibility.
· Integrate sanitation procedures into broader safety and compliance programs.
