SYSTEMS BOTTLENECK SCORECARD
Where is manual work quietly costing your business time?
A short, practical scorecard that shows where manual work, disconnected systems, and unclear reporting may be slowing your business down — and where to look first.
10 questions · about 90 seconds · no login needed
Most growing businesses hit an information problem before a people problem
At some point, work starts getting held together by spreadsheets, email threads, repeated data entry, and a couple of people who remember how everything fits together. Approvals happen in chat. Reports get rebuilt by hand. Nothing’s obviously broken — but admin keeps scaling faster than the business, and it gets harder to see what’s really going on.
The scorecard helps you find where that’s happening, before it becomes the thing holding you back.
What you'll get
- A score out of 100 — a quick read on how much manual work and disconnected information is costing you.
- Your top pressure points — the specific places where work is getting stuck.
- A short written summary — a practical look at where automation, integration, or better information flow would help first.
It’s genuinely useful on its own. If it’s helpful and you’d like to talk it through, we’re here — no obligation, no hard sell. That’s the point.
How it works
Answer
Ten short questions about how work moves through your business.
Score
Get your score and see where the pressure is, straight away.
Summary
We send through a short written read on where we’d look first.
Who's behind it
Storia is an Australian software and technology business focused on three things: automation, integration, and information. We help businesses cut down manual work, connect systems that don’t talk to each other, and turn scattered data into something useful to run on.
The scorecard is the same lens we’d bring to a conversation — just self-serve, and without needing a meeting first. Built by James and the team at Storia.
See where your business is losing time
Ten questions. About 90 seconds. A practical read at the end.