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Technical Audit & 12-Month Roadmap

A structured, independent review of your technology platform — delivered in 4–6 weeks — that gives founders, boards and investors a clear picture of risks, opportunities and priorities.

What the Audit Covers

  • Architecture review and scalability assessment
  • Security posture and compliance readiness (ISO 27001, SOC 2)
  • Cloud cost and infrastructure assessment
  • Delivery process and engineering velocity evaluation
  • Hiring and capability gap analysis
  • Dependency and third-party risk review

What You Receive

  • Executive summary for board or investor audiences
  • Detailed findings with risk ratings
  • Clear 12-month prioritised technology roadmap
  • Quick wins and immediate action items
  • Presentation and walkthrough session

Who This Is For

Technical audits are particularly valuable for:

  • SaaS companies preparing for a funding round
  • Founders who have inherited a legacy platform
  • Boards seeking independent technical assurance
  • Companies ahead of technical due diligence
  • Businesses experiencing delivery or reliability problems

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a Technical Audit different from Technical Due Diligence?

A Technical Audit is typically commissioned by the company itself to identify risks and set direction. Technical Due Diligence is usually commissioned by an investor or acquirer to assess a target company. The methodology overlaps, but the audience and framing differ.

Does the audit require access to our codebase?

Yes, where possible. Code access enables a deeper, more accurate review. Structured interviews with your engineering team and architecture documentation are also key inputs.

What happens after the audit?

Many clients move from a Technical Audit into an ongoing Fractional CTO engagement to execute the roadmap. This is not required — the audit deliverables are complete and standalone.

Ready to Start a Conversation?

If you're a founder, CEO, or investor looking for experienced technical leadership, I'd be happy to have an exploratory conversation.

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