We review the services performed, recipients' benefits, cost pools and allocation methods. The analysis helps distinguish chargeable services from shareholder or duplicative activities and supports the basis of any markup, with practical documentation of delivery and benefit.
We review the services performed, recipients' benefits, cost pools and allocation methods. The analysis helps distinguish chargeable services from shareholder or duplicative activities and supports the basis of any markup, with practical documentation of delivery and benefit.
02 / In practice
From your facts to a clear approach
We build the charge from the ground up: which cost centres feed the pool, which activities are excluded as shareholder costs, which allocation keys map cost to benefit, and what evidence shows each recipient actually received something of value. The result is a fee that can be recalculated, invoiced and defended rather than a round number nobody can explain.
03 / The outcome
What you receive
A shared-services study with cost-pool definition, allocation model, benefit evidence file and invoicing basis.