Engagement options

Start with clarity.

Select the right scope for your budget process review. Every path is built around clear evidence, accountable ownership, and decision-ready action.

Engagement sequence

A high-accountability path from baseline to rollout.

This illustrative sequence helps align high-ticket engagements around the work required for the decision at hand.

01

Discovery and baseline

Align on the decision area, working context, and baseline needed for an informed review.

02

Decision-package design

Shape the package structure, evidence, criteria, and ownership around the decisions in scope.

03

Review and governance

Work through assumptions, scenarios, and approvals with the relevant decision makers.

04

Rollout and measurement

Carry the agreed approach into a controlled rollout and establish how the review rhythm will be followed.

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A clear next step for each engagement.

Selecting an option continues to checkout with that offer's configured price and scope. The ZBB Design Sprint is a one-time $18,000 fixed-fee engagement; Review and Portfolio are monthly engagements.

Buyer confidence

The process around the work matters, too.

SpendSight is structured for buyers who need clarity on participation, decisions, and what comes next before committing to an engagement.

Discuss your operating model

Confidentiality-minded by design

Engagement working practices begin by clarifying the appropriate team, materials, and decision context for the scope.

Clear stakeholder lanes

Decision owners, review participants, and approval roles are made explicit so packages move through a defined governance path.

A defined handoff

After checkout, the selected offer, price, and scope are carried into discovery and baseline planning. Prefer to talk first? Email the SpendSight team.

Questions, answered

Engagement FAQ

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