For consultants and boutique firms

Deliver like a firm. Stay independent.

I know what good change management looks like. I just don't have the platform infrastructure to deliver it at that level as an independent.

One licence gives you the full Diagnose and Design instrument set, deployable in any client engagement. Every client sits in its own isolated tenant, with client-ready reports from the same evidence base. No certification, and nothing for your client to sign up to or pay for.

QOGNEXUS5 of 6 clients · Pro

Your client companies

  • Halden LogisticsLogistics · added Mar 2026Active
  • Meridian RetailRetail · added Apr 2026Active
  • Vestra HealthHealthcare · added Jun 2026Active
  • Corvale EnergyEnergy · added Jul 2026Active
  • Brightway CouncilPublic sector · added Nov 2025Archived

Open a client to work inside it. Each one is a separate tenant, so nothing is aggregated across them, and an archived engagement keeps its history.

Example practice. Invented data. The hub shows name, type, status and date added, deliberately not per-client scores.

What you're competing against

You rebuild the same instruments on every engagement.

Readiness assessment. Impact register. Comms plan. Stakeholder map. Resistance log. All disconnected. None trackable over time. When the client asks for a governance view, you produce a deck, while the firm you are bidding against produces a platform.

  • Start from a score, not a blank page

    A scored readiness instrument you can deploy at any stage of any engagement, without rebuilding it first.

  • Hand over artefacts, not slides

    The design-stage outputs your clients expect from a consulting firm, connected to the same underlying evidence.

  • Keep your own methodology

    No certification and no prescribed approach. This is the instrument and the infrastructure, not a replacement for how you work.

How client work stays separate

Every client is its own tenant.

Not a folder or a tag. A client's assessments and history live in their own partition, and you open one to work inside it.

  • Your licence includes a set number of client companies, and the hub shows how many you have used.
  • A finished engagement keeps its workspace, so the assessment history stays intact and referenceable.
  • The slot stays used. A client company is a company you have worked with, not a seat you rent.
  • Need more room as the practice grows? Move up a tier. The instruments never change. Only the allowance does.

What you can run

The full Diagnose and Design set. On every tier.

The tiers differ only in how many client companies you can carry. Nobody is sold a cut-down instrument.

  • Diagnose

    • QQD™ Quick Diagnostic: 12 questions, programme level
    • Qognexus™ Full Assessment: 30 questions, scored per group with critical flags
    • QCP™ Complexity Assessment: 12 questions
    • Preliminary Stakeholder Scan
    • Preliminary QIP™ Scan
  • Design

    • QIP™ Impact Assessment, at group level
    • QAM™ Sponsor Accountability Matrix
    • QRT™ Resistance Typology planning
    • Communications and training planning
    • Roadmap builder and implementation framework
    • QET™ Intervention Effectiveness Tracker

Assure-stage tools, meaning pulse cycles, velocity, dashboards and the sponsor pack, stay with the client's own subscription. Your licence covers the work you deliver.

What it costs

Priced on how many clients you carry.

Not per seat, and not per client contract. The three tiers hold the same instruments and differ only in the client-company allowance.

See practitioner plans

Run your first client engagement on it.

Start with the Quick Diagnostic on a live engagement, or talk to us about how the practice tiers work.