What this stage can include
- Focused initial review
- Visible pressure points and goals
- Initial observations and a recommended next step
The complimentary Business Health Check normally takes 10–15 minutes.
How We Work
A connected pathway from initial review to implementation, relaunch and measured growth. Every step has a defined output and decision gate.
View the Sample AssessmentAssess. Plan. Implement. Measure.
ProOne Group stays connected from diagnosis through coordinated delivery, so advice becomes practical change and measurable improvement.
AssessPlanImplementMeasure
- 01
Business Health Check
- Output
- Initial view
- Decision gate
- Agree whether deeper assessment is warranted
- 02
Business Performance Assessment
- Output
- Evidence and causes
- Decision gate
- Approve the priority roadmap
- 03
Transformation planning
- Output
- Scope, sequence and owners
- Decision gate
- Confirm investment and readiness
- 04
Coordinated implementation
- Output
- Practical delivery
- Decision gate
- Release each initiative safely
- 05
Relaunch
- Output
- Customer-facing change
- Decision gate
- Confirm the business is ready to go to market
- 06
Measurement and optimisation
- Output
- Results and exceptions
- Decision gate
- Adjust using evidence
- 07
Growth Partnership
- Output
- Ongoing accountability
- Decision gate
- Continue only where it creates value
What this stage can include
- Executive findings and capability bands
- Priority and opportunity analysis
- Roadmap and measurement framework
Timing is confirmed after the business size, locations and information needs are understood.
What this stage can include
- Sequence the delivery plan
- Coordinate suitable specialists
- Create systems, documentation and tools
Implementation is delivered in agreed stages against the approved roadmap.
What this stage can include
- Performance and initiative review
- Management support and accountability
- Growth and new-opportunity support
The partnership operates through an agreed review cadence.
Responsibility
Clear ownership at every stage.
Accountable for decisions and outcomes.
Leads the process and delivers the work.
Provides independent challenge and guidance.
Brings deep expertise where it is needed.
Commercial clarity
Scope follows the evidence.
The initial conversation is complimentary. Any assessment, transformation work or ongoing support is proposed separately after the business is understood.
Disconnected activity
- Disconnected suppliers
- Reactive decisions
- Limited reporting
- Unclear ownership
- Competing initiatives
One operating system
- Sequenced roadmap
- Defined responsibilities
- Shared measurement
- Coordinated specialists
- Regular review
What implementation means
Advice, planning, coordination, delivery and measurement are different responsibilities.
Depending on the assessment, implementation can include workflow and labour systems, menu and pricing work, procurement and reporting controls, customer experience, facilities, digital systems, local marketing, team capability and ongoing optimisation.
- 01
Advice
Clarify what the evidence means and which issues matter commercially.
- 02
Planning
Turn priorities into an agreed sequence, scope, investment case and accountable roadmap.
- 03
Coordination
Align owners, managers, advisers and specialist suppliers around decisions, dependencies and timing.
- 04
Implementation
Deliver the agreed operational, commercial, customer, facility, brand and digital changes.
- 05
Measurement
Track KPIs, adoption and commercial performance, then adjust where the evidence requires it.
Service pathway
Choose the level of involvement the business needs.
The complimentary review, paid assessment, transformation implementation and ongoing partnership each have a distinct purpose. Implementation remains optional after the assessment.
Complimentary Business Health Check
- Best suited to
- Owners seeking a clear first view of a pressure point or opportunity.
- What it examines
- Visible strengths, constraints, priorities and fit for deeper work.
- What you receive
- A focused initial discussion and recommended next step.
- Typical involvement
- Approximately 10–15 minutes.
- Indicative timeframe
- One initial conversation.
- Indicative investment
- Complimentary, with no obligation.
- Implementation
- Not included.
Next step: Request a Health Check.
Business Performance Assessment
- Best suited to
- Businesses that need evidence, commercial modelling and a prioritised roadmap.
- What it examines
- Operations, financial performance, customers, people, digital systems and growth readiness.
- What you receive
- Detailed findings, an opportunity model, priorities, roadmap and KPI framework.
- Typical involvement
- Leadership input, data review and operational access appropriate to scope.
- Indicative timeframe
- Confirmed after size, locations and information needs are understood.
- Indicative investment
- Typically from approximately AUD $6,500.
- Implementation
- Optional and separately scoped; the roadmap remains valuable on its own.
Next step: Discuss assessment scope.
Targeted or Full Business Transformation
- Best suited to
- Businesses ready to implement selected priorities or a coordinated whole-business program.
- What it examines
- The agreed implementation scope and dependencies identified by the assessment.
- What you receive
- Coordinated delivery, working systems, specialist management and performance measurement.
- Typical involvement
- Active owner decisions, team participation and agreed implementation capacity.
- Indicative timeframe
- Staged to suit scope and trading continuity.
- Indicative investment
- Typical ProOne Group professional fees are approximately AUD $35,000–$50,000, subject to scope.
- Implementation
- Included within the agreed scope. Third-party suppliers, construction, equipment, media and capital expenditure are separate.
Next step: Agree the implementation scope.
Growth Partnership
- Best suited to
- Businesses that want ongoing accountability, optimisation and growth support after initial work.
- What it examines
- KPIs, delivery progress, management capability and new growth initiatives.
- What you receive
- Regular reviews, initiative follow-through and practical decision support.
- Typical involvement
- An agreed recurring review and action cadence.
- Indicative timeframe
- Ongoing while the engagement creates value.
- Indicative investment
- Typically approximately AUD $2,000 per month, subject to scope.
- Implementation
- Follow-through and optimisation are included within the agreed remit.
Next step: Set the review cadence.
Begin with a clear first view of the business.
Tell us what is happening in the business and we will help identify the right starting point.