Engineering consultancies
Less time on fee proposals, calculation write-ups and QA paperwork.
Surveying practices
Less time typing inspection notes into reports and client letters.
Architecture practices
Less time on fee proposals, appointment documents and stage reports.
Environmental consultancies
Less time on desk studies, monitoring reports and permit applications.
Sectors we work with
Aldbry works with technical consultancies and practices: engineering, surveying, architecture and environmental firms. The method is the same in each: find the one job eating fee-earner time and rebuild it on the firm's own documents. What differs is the job itself, from calculation write-ups and survey reports to stage reports and permit applications.
Questions people ask
Do you only work with the sectors listed here?
These are the professional services sectors whose working week we know well enough to describe in detail. If your firm has 20 to 200 people, bills for expert time and loses hours to repeated documents, the approach applies. The audit is the quickest way to see whether your slowest job is a fit.
Does a regulated firm need a different approach?
The approach is the same, but the checks are heavier. Where a regulator or professional body expects a record, the rebuilt process keeps it, and a named person at the firm approves anything that goes to a client. AI drafts; your people sign off.
Will you learn our sector's terminology?
The process is built on your own templates, past documents and house style, so it uses the words your fee earners already use. Week one is spent with the people who do the job, which is where that vocabulary is captured.
Which job is costing your firm the most?
Ten questions, about three minutes. You see the hours and the cost before you speak to anyone.