Harmate for Consulting & Facilitation

Recommendations, backed by sources.

For your studies, diagnoses, consultations and workshops.

Harmate connects collection, findings and the client file. You retain interpretation and recommendation.

A council gathered around a table to compare several points of view
  1. Frame the Engagement
  2. Gather Perspectives
  3. Surface the Signals
  4. Deliver with Sources

Where the Thread Breaks

When the delivery drifts away from the fieldwork.

When responses, analysis notes and slides live apart, even a clear conclusion becomes hard to defend.

The Conclusion Alone

The client receives the result, but not the path that led there.

The Thread Preserved

Every finding keeps the nuances and excerpts that explain it.

Engagements

Four engagements, one need for evidence.

The format changes. Your client should always understand what supports the recommendation.

Research & Diagnosis

What genuinely keeps coming back?

Surface themes without losing the nuances that change the recommendation.

Consultation & Deliberation

Where are the agreements and points of friction?

Compare points of view and return to the wording that explains the gap.

Workshop & Seminar

What needs to be decided after the session?

Bring contributions, decisions and next steps together in a clear file.

Client Readout

Can every conclusion be reviewed?

Present reasoning the client can explore, question and share.

The Workflow

One thread, from question to file.

Keep the same material in view at every step.

  1. 01 — Frame

    Ask the right questions.

    Turn the decision to clarify into a clear questionnaire.

  2. 02 — Gather

    Bring the material together.

    Collect responses or import your CSV, JSON and XLSX files.

  3. 03 — Illuminate

    Surface the signals.

    Identify themes and return to the excerpts that explain them.

  4. 04 — Deliver

    Build the file.

    Bring findings, excerpts, decisions and actions together to share.

For the Client

Your client can review without starting over.

The file makes your reasoning visible while keeping the summary easy to read.

  1. Return to the Source

    Move from a finding to the responses that support it.

  2. Question the Interpretation

    Separate the observed signal from the proposed interpretation.

  3. Decide What Comes Next

    Keep decisions and actions with the context that supports them.

What the engagement covers.

Let’s discuss your next engagement.

Tell us what you need to understand, what you have already collected and what your client expects.