Free self-assessment
The Back-Office Bottleneck Scorecard
10 questions. 3 minutes. A clear picture of where manual work is costing you the most.
Your score and top 3 problem areas show right away. Add your email for the full breakdown.
Takes about 3 minutes
Instant results
No sales pitch required
Built for:
- › Business owners running operationally busy teams
- › Operations and office managers feeling the drag of manual processes
- › Finance and admin leaders tired of month-end chaos
Covers duplicate entry, scattered information, manual routing, spreadsheet dependence, approval delays, month-end friction, and status chasing.
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How it works
1
Answer 10 questions
Rate how each back-office friction point shows up in your day-to-day operations.
2
Get your score
See which of four result categories you fall into and where your biggest operational drags are.
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See what to focus on
Get a per-question breakdown with specific tips — and the option to talk it through if you want to.
Common questions
Who is this scorecard for?
Business owners, operations managers, and finance/admin leaders in companies with roughly 10–200 people. If your team spends real time on manual processes, this will be relevant.
How long does it take?
About 3 minutes. There are 10 questions, each with a simple 1–5 scale. No trick questions, no lengthy explanations needed.
How is my score calculated?
Each question is scored 1–5 based on severity or frequency. Your total (out of 50) places you in one of four categories: Manageable Friction, Growing Operational Drag, Strong Automation Opportunity, or You Are the Glue.
Will I get a sales call?
No. Your score and top 3 problem areas show on screen right away, no email needed. Add your email and we'll send the full breakdown of all 10 areas. If you want help interpreting them or thinking through next steps, you can book a discovery call — but that's entirely up to you.
What do the result categories mean?
They tell you how much manual back-office work is dragging on your business. "Manageable Friction" means a few targeted fixes would help. "You Are the Glue" means your operation depends on people doing work that systems should handle — and that's worth addressing soon.