Free accountability diagnostic for business leaders
Your strategy is clear. So why isn't it getting done?
Most implementation gaps come down to this: the numbers that matter are not tracked and have no clear owner. In about 7 minutes, the Value Leakage Scan shows you which of your critical numbers are tracked, and "owned". Find out what it's costing you if that is not the case.
We use your scan answers only to prepare for our call with you — never shared, never sold.
Takes about 7 minutes · No spreadsheets needed · Your answers stay private
What you'll walk away with
A clear picture of where value is leaking
See who owns what
For each critical number, find out whether it's tracked and owned, known but unowned, or not tracked at all.
Your biggest gaps, ranked
Your score appears on screen the moment you finish, with a copy in your inbox, showing where accountability is weakest.
A starting point for your leadership team
A clear picture you can put on the agenda at your next leadership meeting.
Numbers without owners drift
When nobody owns a number, nobody's watching it. Meetings multiply, decisions queue up waiting for the CEO or founder, and margin slips quietly until it shows up in the management accounts. The scan finds those gaps before they cost you more.
THE NUMBERS
Five sets of critical numbers in your business
Profit Quality
Whether your margin is really improving, not just your revenue
People Investment
Whether your people spend is going where it counts
Implementation Cost
What slow decisions, rework and unclear roles are costing you
Cash Trapped
Where working capital is tied up with no one accountable
Dependency
How much still has to go through you
One simple scale for every question
- ATracked and clearly ownedWe measure this number regularly, and one specific person has the accountability and authority to manage it.
- BTracked, but nobody owns itThe number appears on financial reports or a dashboard, but no single person has it as a core KPI.
- COwned, but not trackedSomeone is held responsible for this outcome, but they don't have accurate, regular data to manage it.
- DNeither tracked nor owned (or I don't know)This isn't calculated or reviewed in the business, and no one is responsible for it.
Find the gaps before they find you.
Seven minutes of honest answers to know where accountability is slipping and what to do first.
Start the scan