When you buy a business
30 years of knowledge,
walks out the door.
Everything the owner knows about running the business, preserved in one Playbook before they hand it over. Read it, print it, or ask it out loud; the answers come straight from their experience.
Set it up in minutes and send the owner a private link. They record what they know. You get the Playbook.
An Operating Record · No. M-0147
Harper Street Hardware.
- ·A Letter to the Next Ownerfront
- ·The Business at a Glanceoverview
- IYour First 30 Days30 days
- IIHow It Runsoperations
- IIIThe Peoplewho’s who
- IVWhen Things Go Wrongscenarios
- VWhat to Watch5 risks
keep, or
share.
The Problem
When the owner leaves,
so does everything they know.
Everything that keeps the place running lives in one place only: the owner's head. None of it is written down, and once the handover is done, you cannot ask.
Who to call
How it really works
What never to touch
The Process
The owner talks.
You get the book.
You tell us about the business
The owner records what they know
We build your Playbook
You ask it anything, out loud
What You Get
Everything the owner knows,
bound into one book.
“Who do I call when the walk-in starts clicking?”
Ask the OG, out loud
A voice on everything in the Playbook. The day the compressor quits and you need to know who the owner would have called, just ask.
Pricing
One price, paid only
when you build.
- —The complete Playbook of the business: a letter and five chapters
- —A voice you can ask out loud, anytime
- —Read it online, or save and print your own copy
- —Share a private access link with anyone you choose
- —Yours to keep, with access that never expires
You are getting the keys. Get the knowledge too.
Everything the owner learned the hard way can come with the business, instead of leaving with them. Set it up now, while they are still there to ask.
Start the Playbook