Decision path
Where authority, accountability, evidence, timing, and consequence no longer sit together clearly enough to support action.
Five-Ledger Advisory Call
The Five-Ledger Advisory Call is a virtual working session for one defined issue, decision, workflow, reporting burden, capacity constraint, program question, or value visibility concern. IVA applies the five-ledger structure to show where value is being delayed, duplicated, hidden, protected, or lost.
$200/hour · 1-hour minimum · payment required before scheduling · after payment, you will be redirected to the booking page
The call starts with one issue and works through the five ledgers: Financial, Operational, Capacity, Learning and Innovation, and Externalities and Equity. The purpose is to find what the current structure is making visible, hiding, protecting, delaying, duplicating, or losing.
Where authority, accountability, evidence, timing, and consequence no longer sit together clearly enough to support action.
Where work gets completed only because people absorb hidden load, repeat steps, rebuild context, or carry responsibility without enough control.
Where the organization creates or protects value that is not showing up clearly enough in reports, meetings, budgets, or operating decisions.
Virtual advisory calls are prepaid through Stripe. After payment, Stripe should send you to the IVA booking page so you can choose a time.
In-person, group, executive, and board sessions are scheduled by invoice because travel, group size, preparation, and session length may affect scope.
The call works best when the issue is specific. You do not need a polished packet. Bring the materials already being used to make, explain, report, or defend the decision.
One decision, workflow, reporting burden, capacity constraint, program question, or value concern.
Existing reports, notes, dashboards, board materials, grant requirements, program documents, or operating examples.
What is stuck, delayed, duplicated, hidden, protected, or being lost if the structure stays the same.
The advisory call is designed to produce a usable next step, not a broad opinion. The focus stays on structure, visibility, and decision usefulness.
The issue is translated from general frustration into a visible pattern through ledgers, decision rights, evidence, and capacity.
You can see which ledgers are driving the pressure, which are underrepresented, and which forms of value need better evidence or standing.
The next move may be narrowing the issue, preparing a Snapshot, scoping a Diagnostic, changing a decision path, or improving an evidence practice.
Useful examples include a stuck decision, a reporting burden, a workflow that keeps getting rebuilt, a capacity constraint, a program question, a board-facing concern, or value the organization protects but cannot clearly explain.