Executive report
Findings and priorities, with the evidence underneath. A plain-English account of what the review found.
A focused review of one chosen area of Unit4 HR or payroll. Identify the issues and leave with practical recommended solutions and a roadmap for your team.
Scope, fees and delivery arrangements agreed before work starts.
Findings and priorities first.
The evidence sits underneath.
The technical picture.
Written for the people who run the system.
What needs to happen next.
Sequenced by effort and risk.
The leadership team needs priorities. The systems team needs detail. Both need a clear plan for what happens next.
Findings and priorities, with the evidence underneath. A plain-English account of what the review found.
Configuration inventory, workflow architecture, defect register, control map and schema annotations. Detail your team can act on.
Findings ranked by risk and effort. What your team can fix, what needs specialist help and what waits for the next major programme.
The review starts with your live configuration and the people who run it. Each finding is validated against the system before it enters the report.
Explore the methodThe review can only use the records your system retains. Where evidence is missing, the report says so.
Changes since go-live, attribute sets, value lists, flexi fields and ownership.
Open faults in calculation, workflow, integration and reporting, ranked by severity.
Roles, access, segregation of duties and the approvals believed to be in place.
Workflows, scheduled processes, alerts, custom forms and integrations as they run today.
What the in-house team can do unaided, where it needs help and what closes the gap.
Smart client dependencies and the work needed before a migration decision.
One week of work, from the first review to the three written deliverables. Timing and access are agreed before work starts.
Read-only access to your Unit4 system and interviews with the HR, payroll, finance and systems people who run it.
Diagnostic queries and configuration review across system tables, workflows, scheduled processes and controls.
The report, blueprint and roadmap are written together, reviewed with you and handed over as one set.
Commissioned through your procurement process. Scope, timeline and deliverables fixed at scoping.
Read-only access to your Unit4 system, plus time with the HR, payroll, finance and systems people who run it. Access and timing are agreed before work starts.
The indicative fee covers one chosen area of Unit4 HR or payroll, from discovery to handover: three documents and the reusable SQL evidence pack. It excludes VAT and is subject to scoping. Configuration changes and remediation work are scoped separately.
Yes. The report, blueprint and roadmap are handed over, together with the SQL evidence pack and diagnostic queries. Your team can run the queries again without the consultant.
The review works with the current configuration and the history your system retains. Where there is no evidence of a change or its approval, the report states that limitation.
The free Unit4 health check asks twelve questions across the same six domains. It scores your answers in the browser and needs no email address. It is a self-assessment; the X-Ray examines the system itself.
Every X-Ray starts with a 30-minute call. Talk through the problem, the area to examine and the decision the work needs to support.
Scope, fees and delivery arrangements are agreed in writing before work starts.
Or start with the free health check