Will the review tell us to buy new software?

The review is not a procurement exercise wearing a diagnostic's clothes. Most construction businesses already pay for more capability than they use: Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, a cost system, and a scatter of tools that arrived with particular people. The ranked list starts from that cupboard, and each fix is mapped to something you already own wherever one honestly fits, because a fix inside a tool the team already knows is cheaper to build and far more likely to stick. Where nothing you own can honestly do the job, the list says so plainly and names what the gap is, and the decision to spend stays yours. I do not sell software, I do not resell licences, and I take nothing from anyone who does, so there is no version of this where the answer is shaped by somebody's commission.