[ Premium business diagnostic ]
Where is your business actually strong — and where is it leaking?
Ten questions. One honest read of your business across the levers that matter most. No email required, no sales follow-up unless you ask for one.
10 areas
Strategic, not gimmicky
~3 minutes
Done in one sitting
Honest score
Calibrated, not flattering
Real next steps
Where to focus first
[ The diagnostic ]
Be honest. That's where the value is.
For each area, choose the option that genuinely reflects where your business sits today.
0 / 10 answered
01
Cashflow confidence
I always know what cash is coming in, going out, and what's left in 90 days.
02
Profitability visibility
I can read margin by product, service or division — not just a total P&L.
03
Tax preparedness
I know my tax position before lodgement — no end-of-year surprises.
04
Business structure
My structure is built for where the business is going, not where it started.
05
Systems & processes
Our finance stack and workflows are real-time, integrated, and don't depend on me.
06
Owner dependence
The business can run for a month without me without losing money or quality.
07
Growth clarity
I have a clear, defensible 12-month plan with numbers behind it.
08
Financial understanding
I can read my numbers fast and use them to make weekly decisions.
09
Accountability
Someone external holds me to the plan, the numbers and the decisions.
10
Team structure
The team is structured around the business we're becoming, not the one we were.
Your answers stay on your device. We don't capture or store them. The result is generated locally — for you.
[ Why this exists ]
A score is just a mirror.
Most business owners don't need more information. They need an honest read of where they actually are — and the structure to do something about it.
The Business Health Score is the same diagnostic lens we apply at the start of every Wakefield Pacific engagement. It's not a quiz, a lead magnet or a coaching script. It's a strategic checkpoint — designed to give serious business owners a useful, unflattering view of where the leverage is.