Answer workspace
What a management consulting app looks like
This is a working application, not a screenshot — click through its screens, open records, ask its assistant. It runs on fictional sample data for “Kestrel Advisory” — 7 consultants, a $48,600 operating-model engagement, 61% fee earned and a 21-day client decision deadline.
Engagements
Engagements
Answers grounded in current business records
3 records need attention based on current status, recency and the next committed action.
- 1Proposals active — Fremantle needs review because its current state is needs decision.
- 2Engagements decision for Ironbark Group needs review because its current state is on track.
- 3Points client — Subiaco needs review because its current state is due today.
The current record contains the owner, status, value and next committed action.
Sample app with fictional data — Kestrel Advisory is not a real business.
What’s inside
Engagements
Proposals, active engagements, decision points and client outcomes.
Delivery plan
Workstreams, workshops, dependencies and partner capacity.
Client brief
Stakeholders, objectives, evidence, decisions and agreed measures.
Fees
Fixed-fee stages, retainers, expenses and amounts due.
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