Engagement · Audit
An independent, evidence-based review of your product, backlog and process. You get a ranked list of what is costing you time and revenue — and exactly what to do about it.
A fixed-scope product audit — an independent, evidence-based review of your product, backlog, metrics and process that delivers a ranked list of issues and a 90-day action plan.
Who this is for
The problem
Estimates miss, releases drag, and no one can point to the single reason why — so every fix is a guess.
Hundreds of tickets, no ranking anyone trusts. You cannot tell what is strategic from what is just old.
You are measuring output, not outcomes — so you cannot prove whether the product is actually working.
What you get
Every issue scored by impact and effort, so you fix the costly things first.
Concrete, sequenced recommendations your team can start on immediately.
The thing that is hard to say from inside, said plainly.
A clear picture of today, so you can prove progress later.
How it works
Access to your product, backlog, metrics and tools, plus the questions you most want answered.
Interviews, data review and a hands-on teardown of product, process and backlog health.
Every finding ranked by impact and effort into a single prioritised action plan.
A live walkthrough with your team, then the written deliverable to keep.
Deliverables
A few hours total — access to your tools, a handful of interviews, and one read-out session. The heavy lifting is on me, so your team keeps shipping while the audit runs.
No. The audit is a standalone, fixed-price deliverable with no strings attached. If ongoing help makes sense we can talk, but the report stands entirely on its own.
Read access to your backlog, product analytics, and a few key documents — plus time with four to six people across product, engineering and leadership.
Always. Everything shared during the audit stays between us, and I am happy to work under your NDA before kickoff.
Book a short call to scope your audit. In two weeks you will have a ranked, evidence-based plan instead of a hunch.
