Scoping

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Scope, timing, and commercial terms

Each quote is reviewed by an adviser — written scope, fees, and timing before work begins.

How quoting works

We provide quotes after understanding scope, timing, and data availability. Each matter is reviewed by an adviser before we issue a written proposal.

1

Submit

Complete the form with context and preferred timing.

2

Clarify

We may ask short follow-up questions by email or phone.

3

Proposal

Written scope, fees, and start date — no obligation until signed.

Fees may be fixed for defined deliverables or time-based for exploratory phases — always described in the proposal.

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Frequently asked questions

What happens after I submit?

An adviser reviews your description, may ask clarifying questions, then issues a written proposal with scope, fees, and start date.

Should I include a budget range?

Indicative ranges help us propose realistic phasing but are optional.

How detailed should my description be?

A paragraph on objectives, timing, and constraints is enough for an initial response.

What clients say

“Glenlyon rebuilt our forecast model so the board and bank were looking at the same definitions. Covenant discussions became factual instead of defensive.”

Managing DirectorWholesale distribution · Queensland

“During our sale preparation, the information room index and adjustment memos saved weeks of adviser back-and-forth. Management stayed in control of the narrative.”

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