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Executive Summary Audit

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Check whether the first page earns the rest.

The Open buttons send the prompt text as currently shown below to that site only when you click. Fill in the placeholders first.

Audit the executive summary of my business plan. The summary text: [SUMMARY_TEXT]. The full plan's key facts: [KEY_FACTS]. The reader (lender, investor, partner): [READER].

Check whether a stranger can state in 30 seconds what the business sells, to whom, why now, how it makes money, what it needs and what the founders have done so far. Compare the summary with the plan for numbers that disagree, and flag adjectives that are doing the work of evidence.

Return a five-second test result, a score from 1 to 10 for clarity, evidence and consistency, red, amber or green findings with quotes, and a rewritten summary under 200 words using only facts I provided.

Also compare the summary with how a busy reader will use it, which is often as the only page read, and check that the ask, the amount and the timeline are in the first third. Suggest a sentence-level edit pass that removes qualifiers and repeated words without removing any necessary caution.

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Five-second test (invented business plan summary)
What a stranger could say: "A café in Leeds, wants a loan." Missing: amount, what the money buys, how it repays, evidence of demand.
Mismatch: summary says sales 250,000 in year one; plan body shows 212,000. 
Adjectives doing work: "unique", "exceptional", "unmatched".
Scores: clarity 5, evidence 3, consistency 4.
Rewrite (under 200 words), outline: Business: neighbourhood café with a roastery counter. Request: 60,000 for equipment and fit-out. Repayment: from trading cash flow; break-even at 62 customers a day (see section 5). Proof: pop-up sold 1,150 coffees in four weekends. Risk: single site. Owner experience: six years as barista and manager.

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