When targets belong to everyone, they belong to no one. We make accountability structural.

Most SMEs have targets. Few have a system where every number has one named owner, is reviewed on a fixed rhythm, and has a visible consequence when it slips. We build the scorecards and the rhythm that make accountability part of how the business runs.

EngagementFixed-scopeTimeline3 weeksFrameworkWeekly Rhythm + Accountability ScorecardsAI LayerOptional

The pattern we see over and over

Targets exist in a strategy document but nobody reviews them between quarterly meetings.
When a number is missed, it takes a week of back-and-forth to even establish who owned it.
The same issues get raised in meeting after meeting with no visible resolution or owner.
High performers and low performers get treated the same, because nothing is actually being measured weekly.
The framework
Weekly Operating Rhythm + Accountability Scorecards

Every role gets a small set of numbers it owns - usually five to seven - reviewed on a fixed weekly rhythm.

Scorecards make it visually obvious, week over week, who is on track and who needs support, replacing vague performance conversations with a shared, factual record.

When a number slips, the escalation path is already defined - so the conversation is about the number and the plan, not a personal judgment call.

How it runs

1
Map roles to owned numbers
We map every role to the numbers it is genuinely accountable for - not everything it touches.
2
Design individual and team scorecards
Clear weekly targets built for each role, based on what they can actually influence.
3
Build the review rhythm
Who reports what, to whom, on what day, in what format - a fixed weekly cadence.
4
Roll out with manager coaching
So the system runs without you in the room, from week one.

What you get

Role-to-metric accountability map
Individual and team scorecards with weekly targets
Weekly accountability review structure and agenda
Escalation path for missed targets
Manager coaching on running the reviews
90-day rollout and adjustment plan

What affects the cost?

Every engagement is scoped to your situation - not a fixed menu price. We quote after a 30-minute discovery call, never before. Three things shape the investment:

Number of roles mapped

Mapping accountability across more departments and levels adds scoping time.

Existing scorecard maturity

Teams with no prior scorecards need more foundational design work than teams refining an existing one.

Manager coaching depth

Light rollout training versus ongoing coaching sessions changes total engagement length.

The discovery call is free and comes with no obligation. We will tell you on the call whether this engagement is right for your situation - and give you a fixed quote before any work begins.

Frequently asked questions

No. Appraisals are periodic and often subjective. This is a weekly, numbers-based rhythm that makes performance visible in real time, long before an appraisal cycle.

Done well, it is the opposite - people usually prefer clear, named ownership over vague expectations. We design the rollout and messaging to land as clarity, not surveillance.

Yes. Even a 10-person team benefits from named ownership on 5-7 numbers each - the system scales down as easily as it scales up.

Ready to fix this?

Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We will tell you whether this engagement is right for your situation - and give you a fixed quote before any work begins.

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