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A review is anchored to the question leadership needs to answer—not a generic finance scorecard.
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Profit360™ brings finance, tax, cash, performance, growth, risk, digital capability and value into one practical discussion—focused on the decision in front of the business.

No generic score: focus starts with the question that matters now.
No black box: assumptions, sources and open questions are made visible.
No promised result: scope and outcomes depend on the facts.
The purpose
A leadership team can have plenty of reports and still lack clarity about what to do next. Profit360™ helps connect the information to the question, the decision and the people who need to act.
A review is anchored to the question leadership needs to answer—not a generic finance scorecard.
Finance information becomes more useful when cash, tax, operations, risk and growth dependencies are considered together.
The practical output is a prioritised route forward: questions, owners, evidence needs and agreed next actions.
The eight areas
The framework does not treat every area as equally urgent. It helps leadership identify which lenses need attention for the decision at hand.
01
Business structure, credits and tax planning opportunities.
02
How your books are closed and how your numbers are reported.
03
Profitability by product, client, team and location.
04
Where cash moves through your business and where it is tied up.
05
Budgets, forecasts and models for growth and funding decisions.
06
Controls and compliance deadlines.
07
Finance systems and manual work that could be automated.
08
What drives value ahead of a raise, sale or succession.
How a review moves
Clarify the decision, deadline, stakeholders, current information and the outcome a useful review should support.
Focus the eight lenses on the facts, dependencies, strengths and gaps that matter to that particular question.
Separate immediate decisions from information that needs testing, work that needs scoping and improvements that can be sequenced.
Translate the agreed priorities into a practical workplan with clear ownership, timing and independence considerations.
What a useful output contains
The agreed work product reflects the scope. The intention is not a generic dashboard, but a usable decision record and clear route forward.
Common questions
Yes. Profit360™ is scoped around the questions a business needs to answer. The purpose, information needs, responsibilities, deliverables and timing are agreed before work begins.
No. The appropriate starting point depends on the question, the records available, the timing and whether the work is appropriate for the circumstances.
Any proposed advisory work is considered in light of relevant independence requirements. Some services may not be available, or may need to be scoped differently, for assurance clients.
No. Observations and recommendations depend on the facts, records, scope and professional considerations. Profit360™ helps make the next decision clearer; it does not guarantee a financial result.
Choose a starting point
The self-assessment is private and browser-only. A scoped advisory conversation is the next step when you need a tailored view of the facts.