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Consultative means I assess, advise, and can lead the project while your team does the work, as a one-time assessment or a monthly advisory plan. Fractional means I work hands-on alongside your team, month to month.
Services are what we improve. Plans are how involved I am, and every service is available in every plan.
Start with the one-time assessment or go straight to a monthly plan, which includes a full operations review. If you buy the assessment first, its fee is credited toward month one.
I do. If the work needs a specialized skill or more capacity, I'll flag it early and One Stop Sourcing Group can source that support.
Advisory plans meet weekly. The fractional engagement meets twice a week, and every monthly plan includes email and Slack between sessions.
No. I design and improve the processes, and your team runs them.
Yes. When the assessment or ongoing work shows a need for additional support, One Stop Sourcing Group can source qualified candidates to fill the gap. Once the new processes are ready to hand off, we can also manage the recruitment of a permanent hire to own them.
If you buy the assessment on its own and later start a monthly plan, the $1,500 is credited toward month one. Monthly plans already include the review.
Yes. Every monthly plan starts with a full operations review.
It starts at $10,000 a month, with scope set together during planning. If your needs grow, we'll agree on any change in writing.
We'll scope it and agree in writing before any extra work begins.
No. Tool costs stay with your company, and I use what you already have wherever possible.
No. I start with the systems you already use and recommend new ones only for a real gap. If you add a system, I'll lead the implementation.
No. AI is one tool I use for specific, repeatable tasks. Most improvements start with clearer processes and ownership.
A person reviews any AI output that could affect billing, contracts, or customers before it's used.
Often, yes. Most leakage traces back to process gaps, like contract terms that never reach billing or past-due accounts no one owns, and to systems that fall out of sync.
Book a 30-minute call and we'll choose the right starting point together.