Service

Business Advisory

Operators face decisions that carry outsized consequences: whether to expand canopy, how to price a new product line, which systems to implement, whether to accept an offer. Each deserves analysis grounded in the company's own numbers.

Advisory work is scoped around the decision at hand, with a written analysis and a recommendation you can act on or challenge.

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Pricing and Margin Strategy

Wholesale price compression and retail discounting can erode margin faster than volume growth replaces it. We model contribution by SKU and channel so pricing decisions are made with full cost visibility.

Expansion and Capital Projects

New locations, canopy expansions and equipment purchases are evaluated on incremental cash flow, ramp assumptions and payback, with sensitivity around the assumptions that carry the most risk.

  • Incremental contribution modeling
  • Ramp and breakeven analysis
  • Capital sourcing implications
  • Post-project performance measurement

Internal Controls and Systems

We assess segregation of duties, approval thresholds, inventory controls and cash handling, then recommend and help implement improvements sized to the organization.

Transaction Readiness

Whether preparing to raise capital or field an acquisition inquiry, the diligence experience is determined by record quality. We identify and remediate the gaps in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are advisory engagements scoped?
Usually as a defined project with a stated question, agreed deliverable and fixed fee, or as an ongoing monthly advisory relationship.
Do you provide valuation opinions?
We provide analysis to support planning discussions. Formal valuation opinions for regulatory or litigation purposes require a separate specialist engagement.
Can advisory work be combined with bookkeeping?
Yes, and it usually works better that way because the analysis draws directly on records we know to be reliable.

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A short conversation is usually enough to identify where documentation, inventory costing or reporting needs attention.