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Client intake form

Northgate Advisory
Date: 12 October 2027

1. Who the client is

Client: Brightwater Analytics
Main contact: Dana Okoye, Operations Lead
Email: dana@brightwater.example
Phone: +44 113 555 0100
Address:
Unit 3, Riverside Park, Leeds, LS10 1AA, United Kingdom
How they found us: Referred by Marcus Lee

2. Their business or situation

A 40-person data company selling reports to retailers in 12 countries. Growing 25 percent a year.

3. What they need

A review of how we price our services, and a plan to move to yearly contracts.

4. What success looks like

A new price list by February
At least half of customers on yearly contracts by the end of 2028

5. What they have tried

Raised prices by 5 percent in 2026 with no change in churn.

6. Timeline and budget

Timeline: Plan ready by 31 January 2028
Budget: GBP 15,000 to GBP 20,000

7. Who decides

Amira Haddad, CEO, decides. Marcus Lee, Finance Director, advises.

8. Care points

Do not contact our customers directly. Keep our figures private.

9. Documents to be shared

Price list, last year's sales by customer, contract template

10. Notes from the first call

Client wants a call every second Friday.

11. Permission

Storing and using these details: Yes

Information on this form is private. Northgate Advisory uses it only to decide how to help, to do the work, and to stay in touch about it. This form is not an offer or a contract. Terms are agreed in writing before work starts.

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What this template is for

A client intake form for consultants, agencies and advisers: contact details, needs, goals, budget, timeline, decision makers and consent. Word or PDF.

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What you fill in

The form asks for 19 details. The document fills itself in as you type.

  • Your business

    For example: Northgate Advisory

  • Date

    For example: 12 October 2027

  • Client's name or company

    For example: Brightwater Analytics

  • Main contact (name, role)

    For example: Dana Okoye, Operations Lead

  • Email

    For example: dana@brightwater.example

  • Phoneoptional

    For example: +44 113 555 0100

  • Addressoptional

    For example: Unit 3, Riverside Park, Leeds, LS10 1AA, United Kingdom

  • How they found youoptional

    For example: Referred by Marcus Lee

  • About the client's business or situation

    For example: A 40-person data company selling reports to retailers in 12 countries. Growing 25 percent a year.

  • What they need help with

    In the client's own words, if you can.

    For example: A review of how we price our services, and a plan to move to yearly contracts.

  • What success looks like

    One goal per line.

    For example: A new price list by February At least half of customers on yearly contracts by the end of 2028

  • What they have tried alreadyoptional

    For example: Raised prices by 5 percent in 2026 with no change in churn.

  • Timeline or deadlineoptional

    For example: Plan ready by 31 January 2028

  • Budgetoptional

    A range is fine.

    For example: GBP 15,000 to GBP 20,000

  • Who decides and who else is involvedoptional

    For example: Amira Haddad, CEO, decides. Marcus Lee, Finance Director, advises.

  • Anything to avoid or be careful withoptional

    For example: Do not contact our customers directly. Keep our figures private.

  • Documents the client will shareoptional

    One per line.

    For example: Price list, last year's sales by customer, contract template

  • Permission to store and use the details

    For example: Yes

  • Notes from the first calloptional

    For example: Client wants a call every second Friday.

Operations and quality

What is inside

The parts of this document, in order.

  1. 11. Who the client is
  2. 22. Their business or situation
  3. 33. What they need
  4. 44. What success looks like
  5. 55. What they have tried
  6. 66. Timeline and budget
  7. 77. Who decides
  8. 88. Care points
  9. 99. Documents to be shared
  10. 1010. Notes from the first call
  11. 1111. Permission

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  1. 01

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    Type your details in the form. The document fills itself in as you type; click any gap to jump to its field.

  2. 02

    Check

    Read it through. Gaps you have not filled stay marked, so nothing goes out half done.

  3. 03

    Download

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Questions people ask

What details does this template ask for?

The form asks for 19 details, starting with Your business, Date, Client's name or company, Main contact, Email. 10 more are optional.

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