Lynk MeFlat rates, set before we start
We scope the work, estimate the time it takes, and weigh it against the value it creates in your first 90 days. That produces one number. You approve it before anything begins.
One number, agreed upfront
A fixed price for a defined scope. You know the full cost before we touch a system.
No hourly billing
Our efficiency is our problem, not your invoice. If the work takes longer than we estimated, the price does not move.
No change orders
Edge cases are expected in this work. Discovering them is not a reason to reopen the price.
2 to 6 weeks
That is a full engagement, not a discovery phase. You have working reconciliations at the end of it.
You pick the depth, the foundation is the same
Every engagement starts by connecting your systems and getting the data to agree. What you build on top of that is your call, and it is what moves the price.
Dashboards
The numbers you care about, fresh, in one place, traceable back to source.
Monitoring
You define what wrong looks like. A margin below target, a cost that moves, an order that will not reconcile, a customer who stops ordering. You hear about it when it happens rather than at month-end.
Automation
The manual data movement between systems, gone. This is usually where clients recover the contractor spend that was funding the gaps.
Always-on
An operator that watches for issues, runs the reports and takes the friction out from between your teams.
Priced against the first 90 days
The value is rarely abstract. It is contractor spend you stop paying, margin you stop losing to stale costs, and finance hours that go back to finance work. We estimate it with you during scoping, and it is what the flat rate is set against.
- Contractor spend on moving data between systems
- Margin lost to pricing built on stale costs
- Finance hours spent reconciling rather than analysing
- Decisions delayed by books that close two weeks late
Questions that come up
Get a number for your situation
Tell us which systems disagree with each other and what it is costing you. We will scope it and come back with a flat price.
No obligation, and the assessment is free.