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How a review runs

The method behind our scheduling performance analytics — from scope call and evidence pack to numbered briefing and optional team session.

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This page is for managers who want to know what happens between the first email and the finished briefing. It is the working method for our scheduling performance analytics engagements — not a software rollout plan.

1. Scope call (30–45 minutes)

We confirm the book (or books), the roles that open and close slots, the date range, and known anomalies: public holidays, festivals, flood weeks, major leave. We also agree what “good enough” evidence looks like for your system — CSV export, PDF printout, or temporary read-only access.

You leave the call with a short checklist and a provisional fee band.

2. Evidence pack

You send materials through a channel you already trust (secure link, encrypted archive, or hand delivery to King William Street). We acknowledge receipt and flag gaps within three business days. Incomplete packs pause the clock; we do not invent missing weeks.

3. Line reading

Two reviewers annotate the period. We mark:

  • Idle blocks that repeat by day-part
  • No-show and late-cancel clusters
  • Buffer slots treated as free overflow
  • Overtime that tracks booking decisions rather than one-off emergencies
  • Handover timing against peak demand

Findings that would require judging an individual staff member’s character are set aside; we stay on the design and use of the book.

4. Written briefing

You receive a numbered PDF: methods note, pattern findings with dated examples, priority actions for the next fortnight and the next quarter, and a limits section describing what the evidence could not support. A clarification call is included.

5. Optional Findings Briefing

If reception, clinicians, or field leads need a shared reading, we facilitate a 90-minute session and leave a one-page action sheet. See Findings Briefing.

6. Later check-ins

Within twelve months, a Quarterly Performance Check-in can revisit the same book with a shorter memo.

What we need from you

  • A named contact who can answer coding questions
  • Honesty about abnormal weeks
  • Permission to quote anonymised patterns in our internal training (you may decline)

Ready to start?

Browse reviews on offer or request a review with a short description of your diary.