


The Assessment
before growth puts pressure on operations.
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The Moment
Scaling decisions are made before certainty exists.
Traction may look convincing, but readiness to scale is not yet proven.
This is the moment where decision quality matters most, before options narrow.
This is typically when conviction is high, evidence is partial, and reversal will soon become costly.

Purpose
The assessment exists to support decisions before capital is committed.
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It clarifies whether scaling is likely to create value or amplify risk.
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The goal is decision confidence, before commitments harden and alternatives quietly disappear.​

Scope
Scale readiness is assessed as a system, not a checklist.
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Technology, operations, organisation, regulation, and capital are examined together.
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Weakness in one area will eventually constrain the whole business.

Process
The assessment is a short, focused engagement, typically completed within ten working days.
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It follows a clear sequence: framing, assessment, deepening, stress-testing, and conclusion.
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Existing materials are reviewed and critical assumptions are explicitly tested.
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The process is deliberately light-weight and senior-level, focused on decision quality, not documentation volume.
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Outcome
The result is a written, decision-ready assessment with clear conclusions.
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For investors: invest, wait, or do not invest at this stage.
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For founders: ready to scale, ready with conditions, or not ready yet.
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​The assessment does not recommend execution partners or next services.
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Boundary
We provide independent judgment, not execution support.
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We do not run projects or replace management teams.
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Our role ends where execution begins.
Scale shows what holds together, not just what looks promising early.