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One export comes back with the three to five opportunities worth testing, or a plain answer that there aren’t any.

The Opportunity ID is how every engagement begins. You send us a structured export of the records your team already keeps, and ten business days later you are holding a signed document that names where the value is hiding, how large it is, and exactly what would prove us wrong.

Opportunity ID

$500 · 10 business days · Credited against a build

What you get

The deliverable, exactly.

Opportunities

We look for three to five. Each one is a specific, named gap between what your operating model assumes and what your own records show has been happening. If the evidence doesn’t support that many, we tell you so rather than filling the list.

Size of prize

A range, not a single number, sized from your data rather than an industry benchmark: what the records show was lost, how much of that is addressable, and what is realistically capturable. If we cannot size it from your records, it does not make the list.

Evidence profile

How sure we are, broken into the parts that matter: the quality of the data, the strength of the signal, whether it held up in months of records it wasn’t found in, and how confident we are about cause rather than coincidence. Every opportunity is found in one part of your history and checked against another. You can rank them yourself and argue with our order.

Why it held

Every gap survived for a reason. Usually it is an incentive that kept everyone playing the old game, or a habit that was rational for each person and expensive for the business. We name the most likely reason and treat it as a hypothesis, because it decides how the gap closes and how we test it.

Stop condition

For each opportunity, the evidence that would end the work. We write it before anyone builds so that the decision to stop is never a matter of opinion.

The intervention

What we would build to capture the opportunity, how long it takes, and the fixed price, so the next decision is already priced.

How it runs

Step by step.

Day 0

The NDA is signed. Nothing moves before it.

Day 1

You choose the export. ERP, quoting, invoicing, routing, CRM, whatever you run. Twelve to twenty-four months is plenty. The export lands in a workspace that exists only for your engagement, and nothing is installed or connected on yours.

Days 2 to 9

Our agents read the records against your operating model and surface the places where behavior disagrees with assumption. Somewhere in the middle we spend an afternoon with you and the people who run the floor, because half of what we find was never in a database, and every instinct in the room becomes an assumption with a test attached. Then a virtual room of simulated buyers and skeptics argues with all of it before anything reaches the document.

Day 10

You receive the signed OID. We will walk you through it if you want the meeting. Either way, the document is yours.

Questions

Asked before the first call.

The OID is $500. If we go on to a build, that $500 is credited against it. Builds themselves are fixed price and stated before any money moves. We do not bill by the hour, and the scope does not grow after you have said yes.

An export of records your team already keeps, and an afternoon with the people who run the business. We never ask for access to your systems, and nothing leaves your building that you did not choose to send.

It is used for the engagement it was sent for and nothing else. The export arrives by encrypted transfer, never by email, and lives in a workspace that exists only for your engagement; no other client’s data is in it. The models run on enterprise terms that exclude training on your data, and where the records need a warehouse it is Databricks or Snowflake under the same terms. Customer identifiers can be hashed before you send; the method does not need names. When the work ends the export is deleted and you receive written confirmation. The NDA says all of this before you send a single row, and security questionnaires are answered the same day.

It always is. Twelve months of dirty exports from the systems you actually use beat a clean dataset you do not have. Tell us the ERP and the quoting system and we tell you which reports to pull.

You read the document and decide. There is no obligation to go further. If one of the opportunities deserves a build, the mechanism is architected by week three and running in your operation by week ten.

Because a price makes it a decision instead of a favor. It is small enough to say yes to without a committee and real enough that both sides show up ready to work.

Every step can be the last

Start here

Where do you suspect the value is hiding?

Tell us the hunch and what your systems can export. Ten business days later the Opportunity ID comes back signed, with numbers on it.

Run an Opportunity ID →NDA first · 10 business days · $500, credited against a build