Zyncly | Proof: what I actually do

Is this you?

Tick what's true

You're the only one who really knows where the money is. The same job has been on your list for months. You're doing the admin at ten o'clock at night. A supplier or customer problem lands on you every week. You've thought about hiring someone for the office but can't face it. You can't take a week off without the phone going.

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Things I've fixed

Before and after

Fix Radio

The problem: A national radio start-up needed studios, fast, and money to keep going.
What I did: Found the building, did the lease, had it fitted out as two studios, a back office and a sales floor.
Result: On time, under budget, and £400,000 raised for the station.

TJB Super Yachts

The problem: Sales were flying and everything behind them was falling apart.
What I did: Rebuilt the processes, put Salesforce in, took invoicing, credit control and cashflow in hand.
Result: Handed back running, with the owner out of the weeds.

The G7 swap

The problem: A G7 summit support aircraft had to be replaced at short notice, with a four-hour window.
What I did: Found a replacement and got it through summit security.
Result: Done in 120 minutes.

Egypt

The problem: 200 holidaymakers stuck in Egypt during civil unrest.
What I did: Staged two aircraft in Cyprus, got military pre-clearance into Cairo, and shuttled people out via Larnaca.
Result: Everyone home.

The night shift

The problem: Eighty aircraft flying round the clock, with no night shift in the operations room.
What I did: Set up 24/7 operations rooms across the UK, Malta, Nigeria, Delhi and Singapore, and got the team on board.
Result: Round-the-clock cover with the staffing budget held flat.

Your one

The problem: Whatever's been on your list the longest.
What I'll do: Tell you how I'd fix it, then fix it, free, so you can see how I work.
Result: One less thing on you. Text me.

Something you can see

A business that runs without me in it

One real booking, start to finish. About a minute and a half, no sound needed.

Step 1EnquiryComes in from the website, logged straight away.
Step 2Quote and bookingPriced and confirmed without a phone call.
Step 3Staff bookedThe crew offered the shift and confirmed.
Step 4Food orderedOrder sized to the booking and sent.
Step 5Deposit takenPayment link out, deposit in.
Step 67-day reminderThe client gets the details a week out.
Step 7Final paymentChased automatically, not by me.
Step 8Crew briefEverything the team needs, two days before.

This runs my own events business, Seared Events. From the first enquiry to the day of the event, nobody types, chases or phones anything. The only human input is two clicks: assign the trailer and approve the crew. Those stay with a person on purpose, because which trailer suits the event and which crew suits the client are judgement calls. Stock runs through our own StockFlow. Your business will have its own version of this, and that's the kind of thing I build.

The Friday one-pager

Where you stand, on one page

Every Friday you get one page. What's coming in, what's stuck, what's owed, and the three things to do on Monday.

A lot of owners have money sitting in finished jobs nobody has invoiced. This is how you find it.

Your first fix is free

Text me the one job that's been on your list the longest. I'll tell you how I'd fix it, and if you want, I'll fix it, free, so you can see how I work before you spend a penny.

07506 010133

luke@zyncly.co.uk

And if it's not for you, no problem at all. Good luck with it.

How it works and what it costs →

Open enquiries	7 · £18,400
Quoted, not yet accepted	4 · £11,200
Finished, not invoiced	3 · £4,950
Invoices overdue	2 · £2,300
Cash in the bank, change on last week	+£3,150