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Diagnostic report (sample)

Executive summary

Dijla Coffee, a made-up Baghdad seller, has loyal customers and steady Instagram demand. Its growth is held back by unclear margins and orders lost at the door. Fixing the first two priorities within 3 months could add about 200,000 IQD a month in gross profit.

Overall health score
2.25/5
Recommended next step
Growth Sprint, or M7 and I1 on their own.

Baseline

  • Orders per month

    Today
    180
    Source
    Order chats, 6-month average
  • Average order value

    Today
    28,000 IQD
    Source
    Sample of orders
  • Monthly revenue

    Today
    About 5,040,000 IQD
    Source
    Orders × average value
  • Gross margin per order

    Today
    9,000 IQD
    Source
    Supplier invoices (estimate)
  • Repeat purchase rate

    Today
    18%
    Source
    Customer list (estimate)
  • Refused deliveries

    Today
    9%
    Source
    Delivery receipts

Health scorecard

  • Strategy and direction

    Score
    3
    Evidence
    Clear customer, no written targets
  • Product and pricing

    Score
    2
    Evidence
    Two best sellers earn the lowest margin
  • Brand and marketing

    Score
    3
    Evidence
    Consistent content, no sales tracking
  • Sales and customer experience

    Score
    3
    Evidence
    Quick replies, no follow-up after purchase
  • Operations and supply

    Score
    2
    Evidence
    Stock is counted by hand, with frequent stock-outs
  • Finance and records

    Score
    1
    Evidence
    Business and personal money are mixed
  • Team and management

    Score
    2
    Evidence
    Everything depends on the owner
  • Legal and compliance (flag only)

    Score
    2
    Evidence
    Questions for a licensed professional
  • Average

    Score
    2.25

Top priorities and quick wins

  • Cut refused deliveries

    Quick win
    Confirm each order on WhatsApp before dispatch
    Owner
    Sales staff
    Cost
    None
    Start
    Week 1
    Expected effect
    From about 16 refused orders a month to 7: about 81,000 IQD
  • Fix best-seller pricing

    Quick win
    Raise two products by 2,000 IQD each, and watch demand
    Owner
    Owner
    Cost
    None
    Start
    Week 2
    Expected effect
    About 120,000 IQD a month on 60 orders, if demand holds
  • Separate the money

    Quick win
    Open a separate cash book
    Owner
    Owner
    Cost
    None
    Start
    Week 1
    Expected effect
    Monthly profit becomes visible

Roadmap

  • 0–3 months

    Focus
    Margins and records
    Modules
    M7 Financial model and pricing, I1 Systems setup
  • 3–6 months

    Focus
    Reliable demand
    Modules
    M4 Marketing strategy, I3 Social commerce setup
  • 6–12 months

    Focus
    Repeat customers
    Modules
    M5 Sales and customer experience, I4 Campaign launch
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