Transformation programmes stall at the hand-offs between teams and systems.
Plaith maps where work breaks across your units, measures what it costs and ranks the fixes.
Where the programme leaks.
Where this quietly leaks across the group.
The new processes look right on paper, and still break between teams because the hand-offs were never mapped at the level the work actually moves at.
The partner that designed the change leaves next quarter, and the operation has to hold without them.
The programme office tracks milestones, not the breaks in day-to-day work, so the cost of the hand-offs stays invisible to the executive team.
What we look at across your units.
- How work and data move between the units in scope today, and where the hand-offs break.
- The cost of each break in hours, cash and risk, grounded in your own numbers.
- The fixes you can make before go-live and the ones that need to wait, each with cost and effort.
What we need from you: The current programme plan, the as-is process documents and two hours with the programme lead plus one lead per unit in scope.
A board-ready read, with the fix costed.
- A flow map across the units in scope, with every hand-off named.
- A ranked list of breaks with the hours, cash and risk attached.
- A pre-go-live fix list and a post-go-live backlog, each costed.
- A scope and build price for the top fix, if you want us to build it alongside your programme team.
Yours to act on, with us or without.
The shape of the engagement.
A clean fence between what you buy and what stays with your team.
In scope
- Maps the hand-offs between units in scope and prices the breaks.
- Reads the operation that will have to live after cutover.
- Hands your programme office a ranked, costed fix list.
Out of scope
- Run the programme.
- Manage the implementation partner or vendor set.
- Make the change decisions; those sit with your executive team.
Operators who now build with AI.
The Plaith team has spent 18 years running digital operations for consumer brands including P&G and Coca-Cola, and built a 62-person in-house digital team across six business units, 17 brands and three markets inside a regional conglomerate.
That is the ground the studio stands on. The work it does today is the same discipline, with AI as the intelligence that drives the systems. The diagnostic is the first ten working days of it.
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Reserve at no cost. The price lands with your confirmation email, with the engagement scope and a short set of logistics questions.
- Two weeks from kick-off to board-ready read.
- Fixed price, sent with your confirmation.
- Fee credited against a build signed within 60 days.
- 50% on purchase order, 50% on delivery.
What people ask before they reserve.
No. The diagnostic reads the operation, not the programme design. It gives you an independent view of where the new processes will break in practice.
Any time before go-live, and ideally two to four weeks before cutover. It can also run on a programme that has already gone live to triage the breaks that are showing up.
The programme lead, one owner per unit in scope, and whoever runs the as-is operation today.
No. The report is yours to act on with the partner, with Plaith, or on your own.
The report is yours. If you want us to build the top fix with you, it includes a scope and a build price. There is no obligation attached to the diagnostic.
Reserve a slot. The price lands in your inbox.
Data handling.Read-only exports only, shared through a channel you choose. No system access is needed for the diagnostic. Files are deleted within 30 days of the final report unless you ask Plaith to keep them. Data is handled under the UAE Personal Data Protection Law, and under DIFC or ADGM rules where they apply.