MethodOps
Growth is a method problem. Not a people problem.
For growth-driven boutique consulting firms. Ex Cognia will speed up your delivery team and protect the quality of their work. Grow revenue capacity without scaling headcount.
It's late, and you're still reviewing
You're still the one who knows how it's done
Your juniors copy last year's report and hope for the best. When the draft reaches you, you rewrite half of it.
You can't leave a junior alone with a job
Give one a fortnight on their own and they make things up wherever the notes run out. You spend the next week cleaning up.
Your quality control happens at 11pm
The proposal is due tomorrow and the analysis is due Friday. The firm's quality check is you, with whatever you've got left.
Your best framework is sitting in a client folder
You built it two years ago for one job. Every time it comes up again, you rebuild it from memory.
A subcontractor takes a full-time job
Two proposals need exactly what they knew, and none of it was written down anywhere you can use.
AI makes the easy part cheap
Clients know a chatbot can draft a report. What they still pay for is your judgement, and today that lives in your head.
- You work directly with the people building Ex Cognia.
- Founder-led
- We start from how your firm already works. Nothing generic.
- Your method
- Every phase has written acceptance criteria. Miss them and we redo the work or refund it.
- Phase by phase
What we're building for your firm
Your team works from your method
A consultant opens a job and the steps, the templates and your notes on what good looks like are already there. New people stop learning by sitting next to you.
Your review shrinks to the hard calls
Before a draft reaches you, the software checks that nothing required is missing. You spend your review time on judgement.
Pulses take the routine work
Your people hand Pulses the collating and first drafts, and Pulses do it using your method. Your people make the decisions.
Every project improves the method
When a job teaches you something, it goes back into the method. The next junior starts from the better version.
Grow the firm beyond the people who built it.
MethodOps maturity
Where does your method live today?
If the honest answer is "in my head", your firm is at the first of five stages. We'll show you what the next one looks like, using one of your own projects.