Stalled or over-budget project

Your F&O project is behind schedule. That's fixable, but not by waiting.

We step into projects other partners couldn't finish. The first step is an honest, independent assessment of what's actually wrong and what it takes to fix it.

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Independent 2-week assessment
Fixed-scope replan
Carried through to go-live

8Stalled F&O projects recovered to a stable go-live
2 wksTypical time to complete an independent assessment
0Recovered projects that missed their replanned go-live date

Quick diagnostic

Signs your project needs recovery, not more patience

Tick the ones that sound familiar. If two or more apply, an outside assessment usually pays for itself within weeks.

Go-live has moved more than onceTimeline slips have become the norm rather than the exception.
Budget has run past the original quoteAnd nobody can clearly explain what the extra spend bought.
Your team doesn't trust the test resultsUAT keeps passing, but confidence in go-live keeps dropping.
Data migration keeps getting delayedIt's treated as a later problem instead of a current one.
Your original consultants have moved onThe people who scoped the project aren't the ones finishing it.
Leadership is asking for a second opinionYou may be reading this page because someone above you asked.

0 of 6 signs ticked. Pick any that apply to your project.

How recovery works

From assessment to a stable go-live

Four stages that stop the project moving backward, then carry it forward on a plan you can believe.

01Assess
02Stabilize
03Replan
04Deliver

01Assess

An independent two-week review of scope, configuration, data readiness and team capacity, with no assumptions carried over from the original plan.

02Stabilize

We freeze uncontrolled scope changes and fix the issues actively blocking progress, so the project stops moving backward.

03Replan

A revised, fixed-scope plan with a realistic timeline, built from what we found rather than what was originally promised.

04Deliver

Our team carries the project to a stable go-live, then hands off to Support & Development if you'd like continuity.

FAQ

Questions about project recovery

Can you take over a project another partner started?

Yes. That's what recovery is for. We step into projects other partners couldn't finish and start with an independent assessment, so nothing is assumed from the original plan.

How long does the assessment take?

Typically two weeks. It covers scope, configuration, data readiness and team capacity, and ends with a clear picture of what's wrong and what it takes to fix it.

What happens after the assessment?

We stabilize the project, agree a revised fixed-scope plan with a realistic timeline, then carry it through to a stable go-live. After go-live, our Support & Development team can take over if you'd like continuity.

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