Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Everyone wants AI to fix their messy data. Andrew McBarnett will tell you straight: it won't. In fact, it'll just help you reach the wrong conclusion faster. Andrew is Group Financial Director at Lucid Group, a PE-backed medical communications agency. He joined in 2020 for what was meant to be a four month contract. Six years later, he's still there, and the numbers tell the story: EBITDA up from £3.6m to £18.1m, revenue more than doubled, legal entities cut from 25 to 15, and a finance team that's shrunk in headcount while transaction volume has nearly doubled.

ELI, your Scoro AI coworker, is already part of how thousands of our customers run their day, but there’s a good chance you haven’t seen everything it can do yet. In this webinar, hosted by Harv Nagra, Head of Brand Communications at Scoro, we show you how ELI can help with analysis, insights, decisions, and actions. We also lift the curtain on what’s happening behind the scenes to make all of that possible.

What does it actually take to unify a fragmented, multi-entity professional services firm onto a single connected tech stack – and do it in just seven months? In this webinar, Luis Perez (Head of Group Planning, Analytics & Systems at DGA Group) shares the full story of how he and his team transformed their operations from disconnected legacy systems to a single source of truth built on Scoro, Sage Intacct, Expensify, and Power BI.

Are you really getting paid for every hour your team spends on clients? Rich Brett says probably not – and your pricing should reflect that. Building in buffer for overservicing and utilisation isn't pessimism. It's risk management. And if the number you land on is twice what the market will bear, that's not a pricing problem. That's a business model problem.

FinOps consultant Rich Brett makes the case for why financial literacy isn't just a finance team problem – it's a leadership problem. Every decision you make comes back to the numbers. If you can't read them, explain them, or act on them, you're leading blind.