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Advisory leads suit a narrowly scoped professional consultation with clear limitations. Providers should identify the client's decision, state the information relied upon and recommend further investigation when a confident answer requires more than the supplied material.
Service scope
A defined advisory consultation about a building idea, existing layout or project approach, producing the verbal or written outputs agreed in advance. Advice at this stage helps frame decisions but is not automatically a developed design, survey or application package.
What is normally included
- Review of a stated project question
- Discussion of options and constraints
- Agreed next-step recommendations
What is not included
- Full design services implied by a consultation
- Guaranteed planning or budget conclusions without investigation
Qualification checks
- Define the questions
- Establish information reliability
- Agree visit or remote review
- Identify specialist limits
- Specify the advice record
Quote guidance
Price the consultation, preparation and agreed report, making follow-up design separate. Explain whether further questions or a site visit are included and avoid selling an undefined promise of complete project certainty.
Lead risks
- A consultation may expand into uncommissioned design
- Clients may rely on provisional views as formal approval
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