Certification is Required. Control is Missing. We Design Both Certification guaranteed — and a management system your leadership team actually runs the business with.

Built on the Total Management Control System™ — the management framework behind 100% post-certification adoption.

The Problem with the ISO Certification Market The Untold Truth: If Your Company Has an ISO Management System — or Is About to Get One — You've Probably Been Scammed.

The Formation Gap The person who designed your management system was never trained to design one.

In most of the world, designing a management system requires a postgraduate degree or equivalent professional certification. In Australia, the standard qualification is a four-to-five-day lead auditor course.

Audit training teaches how to check whether a system meets requirements. It does not teach how to design one.

You approved a budget for management architecture and received audit documentation. The market gave you no way to know the difference.

The person you hired was trained to verify conformity against a checklist. They were never formed in the discipline the system is named after — management.

"You wouldn't let a five-day graduate design your building. But in Australia, that's the standard qualification for designing the system that runs your entire business."
Luis Pertence
Principal, 9001 Plus Consulting Group

We Built the Alternative The Total Management Control System™ — Built to Run the Business.

What changes when the system is built for leadership:

Most ISO 9001 implementations deliver compliance and stop.

We design systems that leadership actually uses to run the business.

ISO requirements are integrated into a disciplined management framework that governs priorities, decisions, and results — not documents.

This is not an ISO “system” that lives on the side. It is the system by which the business is managed.

"ISO that disappears into how you already work."
Luis Pertence
Co-Founder & Team Leader

Our Solution: Total Management Control System™ Strategy sets direction — Guidelines govern decisions — Routines deliver results.

1. Strategic Level - Management by Guidelines

Leadership defines the 3–5 objectives that drive success. The system ties every team's priorities to them — no drift, no pet projects

2. Tactical Level - Guideline Deployment

Each level negotiates targets with the level above. Managers gain clarity on what they own. Misalignment becomes visible — fast

3. Operational Level - Daily Work Routine Management

Standardised processes kill firefighting. Daily and weekly routines catch defects at the source — before they become crises

Total Management Control System™: Six Outcomes That Matter Leadership gains control over performance, cost and results — without adding complexity.

Strategic Priorities Drive Daily Work

Critical objectives drive daily priorities. No more "announce and forget".

ISO 9001 Becomes How the Business Is Run

Compliance is embedded into normal management. No parallel "ISO work".

Revenue Drivers Are Explicitly Managed

Revenue-generating processes are measured and managed - not just costs. 

Management Effort Drops — Results Don't

The system absorbs coordination, reporting, and firefighting. Leadership time goes back to leading.

New Hires and Promotions Don't Break the System

Roles, decision rules, and routines are documented in the system — not trapped in people's heads.

The Business Runs During Change

Performance holds during growth, transitions, or key-personal absence.

Is Your Management System Running the Business — or Just Satisfying the Auditor?

Our self-assessment reveals where your organisation stands — whether you're building from scratch or fixing a broken system. Covers leadership visibility, process control, financial impact, decision consistency, and audit readiness. Takes 10 minutes — get your personalised score and action plan instantly.

Total Management Control System™ Implementation Roadmap Predictable delivery - Fixed scope - Measurable leadership outcomes.

Weeks 0–2

Phase 1 — Management by Guidelines

Leadership defines the 3–5 objectives that determine success. We align KPIs, priorities, and management focus — so every layer of the organisation knows what matters and what doesn't.

Weeks 2–5

Phase 2 — Guideline Deployment

Decision rules and controls are built for each management level. Managers gain explicit clarity on what they own, what they measure, and when they escalate. Audit evidence becomes a by-product of how decisions are made.

Weeks 5–10

Phase 3 — Daily Work Routine Management

Daily and weekly management routines are installed at the operational level. Issues surface early. Corrective action is structured and unavoidable — not dependent on heroics or memory.

Weeks 10–12

Phase 4 — Stabilise, Validate & Certify

The system stabilises under real operating conditions. Performance is validated against leadership objectives. Certification is achieved as a by-product — not a separate exercise.

Case Studies From certification to control - real implementations, real outcomes.

From Quality Coordinator to No Quality Coordinator: How a Melbourne Landscaper Made the Role Redundant in 12 Weeks Five regions. Five team leaders running five different ways. A $68K quality coordinator maintaining documents nobody in the field had seen. TMCS made the role unnecessary.

The Opportunity

Three council contracts up for renewal in 12 months — rising complaint rate and no quality data to defend performance at tender evaluation

The Barrier

Every consultant said the solution was a quality coordinator — the company hired one two years ago and complaints kept rising because the role maintained documents, not quality

I paid a quality coordinator $68,000 a year because every consultant said I needed one. She maintained documents my team leaders had never opened. The rebuild gave each team leader ownership of their own region. The system runs without the role.
Managing Director
Managing Director, Greenline Property Services

Results

Quality coordinator role eliminated. Complaints down 64%. All three council contracts renewed. Owner sees five regions through one dashboard.

64%
Complaint reduction
3 of 3
Council contracts renewed
$68K/yr
Quality coordinator salary saved
45% → 18%
Casual turnover
12
Weeks to rebuild

Doing the right thing, at the right time.

Reduction in avoidable cost (waste/rework/returns)

Up to 0 %

To audit-ready certification & leadership visibility

60- 0 Days

Revenue drivers identified and
tracked

0 Days

Audit preparation
time

Cut by 0 %

* Based on typical client implementations

Certification Body Testimonials Well, honestly it's not every day that you find an ISO implementation service endorsed by Certification Bodies

“Most ISO implementations I audit are compliance exercises — systems built to satisfy auditors, not to run the business. This approach is different. The management system becomes how leadership actually governs performance. When I audit these clients, I’m not reviewing documentation created for me — I’m reviewing how the business operates.”

Luis Pertence

Certification Body Certifier –
Obsequentia Pty Ltd

Frequently Asked Questions

No. It replaces fragmented efforts with a single management rhythm that reduces wasted work and rework.

No; you’ll reorganise existing roles around routines and guidelines — the system reduces rework and admin.

Implementation investment depends on organisation size and complexity. Contact us for a specific proposal. What we can tell you: the system typically pays for itself within 12 months through reduced waste, rework, and management overhead.

We map KPIs to P&L line items and use simple before/after comparisons with conservative attribution rules.

Yes. The system is built audit-ready from day one and we coordinate certification readiness with your chosen registrar.

No. We work with organisations that want a management system leadership will actually use — not just a certificate. If you’re looking for the cheapest option or a template you can fill in yourself, we’re not the right fit.

Organisations bidding major contracts, regulated suppliers, exporters.

Mid-market & multi-site businesses ($1M–$150M revenue) needing leadership clarity.

Guidelines are decision rules for leaders (what to prioritise), not exhaustive step-by-step procedures.

No. We design the system leadership governs; operational teams execute under new decision rules and routines.

Daily routines surface non-adherence immediately and the system makes remediation visible to leadership.

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How Does Your Management System Actually Score?

Our self-assessment reveals where your system is working, where it's leaking value, and what to fix first. Takes 10 minutes — get your personalised score and action plan instantly.

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