Composer OS Layer Map
A six-layer view of Brand, Experience, Workflow, Knowledge, AI, and Trust with the weakest layer made visible.
Founder’s Audit
A fixed-scope Composer OS diagnostic for founder-led businesses that have accumulated tools, workflows, knowledge, and AI experiments faster than they have composed a system.
Duration
5 business days
Price anchor
EUR 1,000 starting point
Sessions
60-min intake + 45-min walkthrough
Deliverables
A six-layer view of Brand, Experience, Workflow, Knowledge, AI, and Trust with the weakest layer made visible.
A written diagnosis of what is strong, weak, missing, and what should not be fixed yet.
A prioritised sequence of fixes with owner, dependency, effort, and success signal.
One dependency-light action your team can ship in seven days to create immediate commercial clarity.
Scope
The audit inspects how the business actually runs across the six Composer OS layers, identifies the bottleneck under the symptoms, and turns it into a practical commercial decision.
Brand and positioning
Website and sales experience
Workflow and automation
Knowledge and documentation
AI readiness and placement
Trust, data, and governance
Timeline
Day 1
A 60-minute session to understand the business model, constraints, bottlenecks, and what has already been tried.
Day 2
We review the website, sales material, tools, workflows, knowledge sources, AI experiments, and trust surface.
Day 3
The business is scored across the six Composer OS layers so the root bottleneck is separated from symptoms.
Day 4
Findings are sequenced into a practical order: build, remove, defer, handle internally, or scope next.
Day 5
A 45-minute walkthrough turns the report into a decision: build with us, build internally, wait, or cut tools first.
Sample artifacts
These thumbnails show the shape of the audit artifacts. Client examples are anonymized or blurred unless a client approves public use.
For
Founder-led B2B businesses around EUR 1M-EUR 20M revenue
Teams with tool sprawl, workflow drag, scattered knowledge, or unclear AI experiments
Operators who want a diagnosis before buying more software or commissioning a rebuild
Not for
Pre-revenue founders still looking for product-market fit
Teams looking for a prompt workshop, AI theatre, or SaaS reseller recommendation
Enterprise change programmes where procurement and org design are the main problem
Current proof
Public Composer OS framework documented across six layers.
Current founder-led engagements being converted into honest case studies.
No invented metrics: proof is limited to approved names, public artifacts, and anonymized patterns until clients approve more.
Request the audit
Use this page to understand fit and scope before choosing a time. Do not include passwords, exports, or sensitive client data in the initial booking context.
Booking
The calendar is the handoff after you have reviewed the audit scope, inputs, deliverables, and data-handling baseline.
Length
30 minutes
Timezone
Shown in your local time
After booking
Calendar invite + focused audit conversation
Choose a time for the audit conversation. You’ll get a calendar confirmation and a simple expectation-setting note before we meet.
No pitch theatre. No AI hype. First we look at the system. If the calendar ever fails, email fallback keeps the path open.
Inputs required
Website, deck, proposal, onboarding material, or current sales assets
Current tool stack and recurring SaaS or AI costs where available
Two or three workflows that repeatedly create delay, manual effort, or mistakes
Knowledge sources such as docs, Notion, Drive, SOPs, FAQs, or training material
Known trust constraints: GDPR, client security requirements, AI policies, contracts, or DPAs
Data handling and trust
These notes are the public baseline. Client-specific DPA, subprocessor, security, and AI governance requirements are confirmed during intake.
We only ask for the context needed to qualify and run the audit. Sensitive documents should be shared through agreed client channels, not through the public form.
Audit inputs are used to diagnose your operating system and prepare the report. We do not publish client material, train public models on it, or reuse it as proof without written approval.
AI may support synthesis, summarisation, and drafting, but final diagnosis and recommendations remain human-reviewed. AI is recommended only where workflow, knowledge, and trust layers can support it.
Typical audit work may touch Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Notion, Make, n8n, Vercel, Cloudflare, OpenAI, Anthropic, or similar tools depending on the client stack. The exact list is confirmed during intake.
Access is kept to the smallest practical scope, shared links are time-limited where possible, and the audit report flags missing MFA, ownership, logging, backup, vendor, and data-flow controls.