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10-day Systems Audit

Find the gap before you spend the budget.
Diagnose the system, not just the channel.

A 10-day audit across the six layers of revenue infrastructure: marketing systems, RevOps, applications, search visibility, automation, and analytics. We map what you have, find where revenue is leaking, and hand you a prioritized implementation path.

Specific outcome

A documented system map + ranked build queue

You leave the audit with a written architecture, the three highest-leverage fixes, and a realistic implementation timeline. No 80-page deck, no vendor pitch.

Operational credibility

How we run.

01 · SCOPE

6 capability layers

Marketing systems · RevOps · Applications · Search · Automation · Intelligence — all six, every audit.

02 · DURATION

~10 working days

Discovery + diagnosis + a written deliverable. Not a 90-day "discovery phase" with no output.

03 · DELIVERABLE

Build queue + map

Prioritized list of fixes with effort, dependencies, and who owns what — ready to hand to your team or run with us.

The system

Six layers, every audit.

01

RevOps + pipeline review

CRM hygiene, lifecycle stage definitions, attribution model, pipeline reporting fidelity.

02

Search + discoverability scan

SEO, local SEO, GBP, content architecture, AEO readiness, schema, indexation.

03

Automation + lead routing

Lead routing fidelity, lifecycle triggers, GHL workflows, escape hatches when automation breaks.

04

Analytics + tracking integrity

Tracking setup audit, dashboards, GTM/GA4 sanity, conversion fidelity, attribution leakage.

05

Application + workflow surfaces

Internal tools, portals, dashboards, integrations — what is duct-taped that should be software.

06

Data + reporting layer

Where is the source of truth, where are the duplicates, what does leadership actually decide on.

What we do

Every engagement, in writing.

  1. 01Interview revenue stakeholders (sales, marketing, ops) to map how the business actually runs.
  2. 02Pull data and configurations from CRM, GA4, GTM, GBP, ad accounts, automation tools.
  3. 03Walk every commercial page and map intent, conversion path, and instrumentation.
  4. 04Diagram the current revenue operating system and the target state.
  5. 05Score each gap by revenue impact, effort, and dependency risk.
  6. 06Hand you a prioritized build queue you can execute internally OR commission us to run.

WHEN IT FITS

  • +Pipeline forecasts feel like fiction and nobody trusts the numbers.
  • +You spent on marketing or software and revenue did not move.
  • +Multiple agencies / contractors are doing things and nobody owns the system.
  • +Leadership wants a defensible plan before approving more budget.

WHEN IT DOES NOT

  • You already know the exact fix and just need someone to ship it (use Implementation Sprint).
  • You only want a single tactical channel review (e.g. just SEO).

Architecture

Audit → Diagnosis → Implementation → Measurement.

AUDIT → IMPLEMENTATION LIFECYCLE01DiscoveryMap every revenue surface02DiagnosisFind highest-leverage gaps03ImplementationShip vertical slices04MeasurementTracking, dashboards, hand-off

Implementation

How a typical run sequences out.

01 · INPUTS

Read access to CRM, GA4/GTM, GBP, ad accounts, helpdesk, automation tooling. ~3 stakeholder interviews.

02 · OUTPUTS

Architecture diagram, prioritized build queue with effort + dependency, implementation roadmap, hand-off doc.

03 · AFTER

You can execute internally with the doc, or move into an Implementation Sprint to ship the highest-leverage fix.

04 · NO UPSELL

If implementation is not the right next step, we say so. We will recommend an internal owner or a different vendor when that is the honest answer.

Get started

Map the system before you commit to a build.

A 30-minute strategy call. If a Systems Audit is the right next step we will book it. If it is not, we will say so.