Evidence before activity

Request a Veris Presence Audit.

The Website & Social Media Audit is $250. If the customer journey or wider brand requires deeper analysis, Veris defines and prices that diagnostic scope before work begins.

Website & Social Media Audit · $250

Business and presence questionnaire

The $250 audit reviews the website and active business social-media profiles. Deeper diagnostic work is defined and priced in writing before it begins. Website builds start at $500 for up to five pages; other approved implementation and profile work is $150 per hour.

Exact business name required

Use the business name that should appear on the client folder, proposal, evidence index, scorecard, and final report. Veris will ask for it if it is missing.

What happens next

A direct path from request to owner decisions.

Veris confirms the responsible starting point, then documents the boundary, evidence period, timing, payment, access, owner approvals, and limitations before research begins.

01 Review

Confirm fit

Zac reviews the request, business name, links, concern, decision-maker, desired outcome, and timing.

02 Scope

Define the boundary

You receive the offer, channels and locations, deliverables, dates, access method, and payment terms.

03 Diagnose

Collect evidence

Veris reviews the public presence, customer journey, friction, competitors, and supported scoring controls.

04 Prioritize

Make decisions

You receive findings ranked Fix now, Improve soon, or Polish later, with low, medium, or high effort.

05 Deliver

Use the 30-day plan

The readout records approved priorities, deferred items, implementation interest, approvals, and the next review.

06 Implement separately

Approve before building

Any implementation receives a separate scope, price, before-and-after measures, access plan, and acceptance checks.

The owner stays in control

The client owns its domains, listings, accounts, data, credentials, source files, approved copy, and paid assets. Veris does not publish, purchase, delete, transfer, or materially change customer-facing claims without written approval.