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Three ways in. Clear scope.

Not product tiers. Three ways the same advisor shows up — depending on whether you need answers fast, a rescue, or someone who stays.

1–2 weeks

Answers sprint

Get live answers to 2–3 real owner questions using the systems you already have — without a rebuild.

What you get

  • Access wired to the systems your team already uses
  • Guardrails so the right people can ask — and others can’t
  • 2–3 owner questions working end-to-end — not a prototype that dies in a slide
  • Plain-language handoff: what works, what’s blocked, what to unlock next

Best fit when

Operators (or the PE board) keep asking the same questions and you’re tired of answering with screenshots and gut feel.

Ask about Answers sprint

2–6 weeks

Stack rescue

When the systems behind your numbers are expensive, brittle, or no longer believed — we clean them up so owners can trust what they see.

What you get

  • Cost and reliability triage across the systems that feed decisions
  • Fixes for the debt that makes two dashboards disagree
  • Vendor sprawl brought back under control
  • Improvements actually shipped — not a 40-page assessment alone

Best fit when

Spend is up, freshness is down, and nobody wants to explain another miss to the board.

Ask about Stack rescue

Monthly · ongoing

Standing partner

Roadmap, guardrails, and careful AI access with someone who’s done it for real operators — not advisory theater.

What you get

  • A monthly roadmap tied to owner outcomes (not a tool wishlist)
  • Clear rules for who can ask what
  • Ongoing hygiene so last quarter’s rescue doesn’t rot
  • A single partner who already knows your systems when something breaks

Best fit when

You want a fractional data/AI lead who ships — not another vendor seat on a crowded stack.

Ask about Standing partner

Not sure?

Email with the owner questions and the systems involved. I’ll say which path fits — or that none do yet.

Ready to scope a sprint or rescue?

Send the systems, the questions, and the constraint. I reply with a direct take.