Plain-English articles on where the hours and dollars
go in a small business, and how to get them back.
New all-in-one software can help a growing business. It can also cost a year and leave you with the same problems. Here's what to ask before you sign. ...more
Software
May 23, 2024•5 min read
Companies with fewer than 50 employees spent an average of $8,500 per user on an ERP system. Here are the numbers, and the cheaper options. ...more
Software
February 06, 2024•3 min read

A San Antonio bookkeeper (allegedly) took $1.6 million over 4 years before anyone caught it. Here are 3 things you can check this week, free. ...more
Cash
December 11, 2023•2 min read

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No. You talk about how your business runs. Jake does the rest.
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Often it isn't. A lot of what I find can be fixed with software you already own. When I see that, I'll tell you.
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Sam is DMYS' AI interviewer. You call Sam from your phone and have a conversation for 20 to 30 minutes about how your business runs. Day or night, a quiet half-hour, no set appointment, when it's convenient for you.
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Probably not yet. Most businesses with 5 to 50 people can get what they need from the software they already own. Read this before you hire an ERP consultant.
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The numbers you need, in time to act on them.
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The call is 20 to 30 minutes. Your written plan arrives within two business days. The working session with Jake is 60 minutes.
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$997, one time. No subscription.
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Yes. The Implementation Guide has numbered steps for each fix. If you'd rather have it done for you, ask me in the working session.
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Absolutely! Here's a sample Assessment Report and a sample Implementation Guide.
(Fictional company, real format.)