Rovinn Systems Audit

Before we build, we find the leverage.

We map your current state, categorize every system, model the economics, and produce a recommended technology architecture and roadmap—so every decision is made on evidence, not guesswork.

  1. Current State
  2. Audit
  3. Technology Architecture
  4. Financial Model
  5. Implementation Roadmap

What we analyze

We map the whole picture.

Current systems

Every tool, subscription, and platform the business runs on.

Technology cost

What you pay today—and what it scales to as you grow.

Workflows

How work actually moves through the business, step by step.

Data flows

Where information lives, where it duplicates, and where it breaks.

Bottlenecks

The manual work, gaps, and friction between disconnected tools.

Opportunities

Where to replace, consolidate, automate, and own.

The framework

Every system gets categorized.

We sort your entire stack into six buckets—so it's clear what to keep, replace, consolidate, integrate, automate, and build.

Keep

AccountingPayrollEmail

Replace

Legacy CRMCustom-fit ops tool

Consolidate

3 form toolsDuplicate dashboards

Integrate

WebsiteBookingSupport

Automate

Follow-upData entryReporting

Build

Client portalOperations platform

What you receive

Three deliverables you keep.

01

Technology architecture

A recommended, connected architecture designed around how your business operates.

02

Financial model

A five-year model comparing your current stack against a system you own.

03

Implementation roadmap

A phased plan for what to build first, what to connect, and what to retire.

Before & after

From fragmented to connected.

An illustrative example of how a scattered stack becomes one connected system.

Before · disconnected

CRMOps toolFormsSchedulingBillingReportingEmailSpreadsheetsProject mgmtPortal

Ten tools, overlapping data, and manual work in the gaps.

After · connected

Website Leads CRM Operations Billing Reporting

One connected system, a single source of truth, and automation across the flow.

Illustrative example — not a specific Rovinn Labs engagement.

Example financial analysis

What does your stack cost over five years?

The audit models the true cost of renting your current stack against a system you own. Figures below are illustrative.

Current stack · 5-year

$540,000

Subscriptions scaling with users, records, and usage.

Illustrative figure — actual costs and savings vary by organization.

Owned system · 5-year

$300,000

Build plus hosting, infrastructure, and maintenance.

Illustrative figure — actual costs and savings vary by organization.

~$240k

Illustrative 5-year difference

Ownership changes the economics of the stack; it does not remove cost entirely.

Illustrative figure — not a verified Rovinn Labs result.

Questions

Common questions.

A structured review of your technology: every system, its cost, how work flows through it, and where the leverage is. It ends in a recommended architecture, a five-year financial model, and an implementation roadmap.

No. The audit stands on its own. Many businesses use it to understand their stack and its true cost before deciding what, if anything, to build.

Not automatically. The financial model shows where ownership makes sense and where it does not. Hosting, infrastructure, APIs, maintenance, and AI usage remain real costs regardless.

It depends on the size and complexity of the business. We scope timing during the first conversation.

See what you could replace, connect, and own.

Request a Systems Audit and get a clear picture of your technology, its true cost, and the path to a system built around your business.