You and me, with your clients.

For consultants & right-hand people

Support your clients one step ahead.

The problem was never the quality of your recommendations. It's what's left of them between two meetings. I keep track with each of your clients — with the business owner and with their team.

The problem

Between sessions, everything falls flat.

You leave with an action plan. Three weeks later, you rediscover it with your client.

Your recommendations evaporate

Nobody wrote them down in the right place, and the client's team never saw them.

You recap every time

A one-hour session, twenty minutes to work out where you'd got to.

Your clients get mixed up

Six business owners, six ways of working, and everything on your hard drive.

What you're looking for

Every session picks up where the last one left off.

  • One space per client, with its strategy, goals and team
  • Your recommendations as dated tasks, each with an owner
  • The client's team writing and updating its processes between your sessions
  • A status update ready before every meeting
  • A shared framework: the CED method

Several clients

A whole portfolio. Memories that never get mixed up.

Each client has its own space: its strategy, its goals, its team, its documents. You move from one to the next; what you know about one never comes out at another.

You, the consultantinvited into each space, with your own access

An agencyClient space
StrategyClear
Goals1 with no measure
Next sessionThursday
An industrial SMEClient space
StrategyNeeds refining
Processes4 written
Next sessionin 3 weeks
A firmClient space
StrategyClear
Tasks from your last session3 overdue
Next sessionMonday
WATERTIGHT

One space per client

When I prepare your session with one client, I read only their space. Nothing passes from one client to another.

THEIRS

The client keeps everything

The space belongs to your client. When the engagement ends, their strategy, their documents and their export stay with them.

THE SAME FRAMEWORK

Your method goes with you

The same CED for everyone: you compare, you prioritise, you don't reinvent your materials for each client.

BETWEEN SESSIONS

Everyone moves forward on their own

The business owner and their team carry on with me. You come back, everything is up to date.

How it works

How we go about it.

01
Get invited

You join your client's space.

A link with your personal code, valid for 30 days. Even without an account, it takes you into your client's space.

02
Structure

You lead the work.

Strategy, goals, organisation, processes: you work with the business owner and their team, or you let them move forward with me between your sessions.

03
Get it produced

Your recommendations become work.

Dated tasks, each with an owner. The documents, I write them, in your client's voice.

04
Follow up

You move from one client to the next.

All your client spaces in your menu, and your AI assistant always knows which company you're working in.

An example

“Give me a status update before our Thursday session.”

I read your client's space — their Review, their goals, their tasks — and give you what you need to open the session.

claude.ai · Marcel connector
Give me a status update on this client before our Thursday session.
Consulted Marcel: ReviewGoalsTasksLibrary
Structured at 64 / 100. Two goals are moving forward, the third has no measure. The invoicing process still isn't written down, and three tasks from the last session are overdue. I suggest you start there.

What's in it for you

A framework to work with. And a referral fee.

A FRAMEWORK

My method as a shared foundation

You arrive with a structured framework, the CED, rather than a home-made template. Your client understands where they stand, at every moment.

PRICING

Based on your portfolio

Dedicated pricing for firms and independents, on request, based on the number of client spaces you support.

EARNINGS

A referral fee

For every business owner you bring onto the platform, you earn a referral fee. How it works →

“You bring the judgement, I bring the consistency. Neither one replaces the other.”