Your firm grew. Your operations didn't.
Too much of your business still runs through you.
You built something successful. But every week you're pulled into decisions your team should handle, questions your systems should answer, and problems your processes should prevent. Work is handled inconsistently. Responsibilities are blurry. The numbers arrive late, or not at all, or you don't trust them. You can't step away without things slipping — so you don't.
This isn't a discipline problem or a people problem. Your business has outgrown the way it operates. Growth did that. Now the operations have to catch up.
Three ways to engage.
Operations Audit
Find out exactly what's holding your firm back. A structured review of your workflows, systems, roles, reporting, and owner-dependency — with a clear picture of what it's costing you and a prioritized, practical roadmap sequenced so you know what to fix first and why. Fixed fee, from $4,500.
Implementation Projects
We don't just recommend. We build. Process design and documentation, systems selection and cleanup, reporting dashboards, accountability structures, and a management cadence that sticks — scoped as a fixed project with defined deliverables, done with your team, inside your business, so it works after we leave. Projects from $15,000.
Fractional COO Retainer
Our flagship engagement. Senior operating leadership without the full-time hire: Operitas takes ongoing responsibility for driving execution, running the operating rhythm, holding the team accountable, and steadily reducing how much of the business depends on you. You stay the owner. The business gains an operator. From $6,000/month.
“You didn’t build this business to be trapped inside it.”
– Order behind the growth.
Start with a conversation.
If we're the right fit, the Operations Audit will show you — specifically — what's keeping you stuck in the day-to-day and what to do about it.
Most of this work is with law firms and legal businesses. It works the same way for founder-led businesses in other industries — those usually arrive by referral.