Book a scoping call

What to expect on the call

• Thirty minutes. Booked at a time that suits you, by phone or video, in Arabic or English.
• You describe the decision. The project, the growth problem, the deal, the family question. You do not need a brief prepared. A few sentences on what you are trying to decide and by when is enough.
• An honest answer. We tell you whether the decision needs outside help at all. If it does, we tell you what the work would involve, roughly how long it would take, and what it would cost. If it does not, we say so and point you to a better option.
• No deck, no pitch. If the call ends with a written scope, that is because you asked for one.

Questions people ask before they book

Is the scoping call really free? Yes. It costs you thirty minutes. If it leads to an engagement, the fee for that engagement is set out in a written scope before any work starts.

Do I need to prepare anything? No. It helps if you can say what you are trying to decide and by when. If you have a document already, a feasibility study, a business plan or a set of accounts, you can send it before the call, but it is not required.

Who will I speak to? A senior consultant who would lead the engagement if it goes ahead. Not a sales team. The person on the call is the person on the project.