Free business operations tools Put a number on it yourself.
Five instruments, free and in the open. Everything runs in your browser or on paper — no email wall, no account, and what you enter stays in your browser unless you send it.
The Revenue Self-Audit
about four minutes · in your browser
Thirteen questions, six hand-offs, one place to start — a dated sheet that names which of the other four to run first.
Free self-check · two taps · no email
Hand-off 1 of 6 · Inquiry → Quote
Choose the answer that sounds like your business.
Score the other five hand-offsThat was one of six hand-offs where money changes hands, from first inquiry to collected cash. The other five take about three minutes and end in a dated sheet that names where to start.
The Leak Calculator
about ninety seconds · in your browser
What the inquiries nobody followed up were worth, from four numbers.
The Cash Gap
four numbers · in your browser
How long your earned money waits, drawn to scale — with each week you front payroll marked on the line.
The Friday Ledger
one printed page · four minutes a week
Six weekly checks — follow-up, invoicing, collections — written by hand at the end of every week.
The Operating Scorecard
eighteen questions · nothing records your answers
The six-dimension framework we score inside a paid audit, published in full — with the self-check questions.
Each instrument is the free edge of the same method: The Revenue Review replaces your estimates with counts from your own records — $4,500, two weeks, nine documents. The instruments are useful without it, and yours either way.
Not sure which number to run first? The Self-Audit names the hand-off to measure. Or the 20-minute call — a person, not a pitch.