FREE INTRO CALL · 30 MINUTES
What is poor quality actually costing you?
In 30 minutes we’ll estimate the scale of your quality costs together. By the end you’ll know whether a Quality Cost Quick Check makes sense for your plant — even if the answer is no.
Who this call is for
- Managing directors, quality, plant and operations managers in manufacturing companies from 50 employees upwards.
- You know that rework, scrap and complaints cost money — but nobody in the building knows the total.
- Cases get closed faster than root causes get eliminated.
How the 30 minutes work
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0–5min
Your trigger
What happened that made you book this call? A customer audit, a recall, a number in the monthly report.
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5–20min
Your four cost blocks
We walk through appraisal, prevention, internal and external failure costs. No preparation needed — rough figures are enough.
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20–30min
Scale and leverage
You get a defensible range in euros, my read on where the biggest lever sits, and a clear answer on whether a Quick Check makes sense.
What won't happen
Who you'll be talking to
Martin Schneider.
I come from supplier quality practice and from IT — an unusual combination, and a useful one in this call: I see your quality problems and the data they surface from.
What I won’t bring: a slide deck of success stories. What I will bring: the question of which number nobody in your company has calculated yet.
Prefer to run the numbers yourself first?
The Cost of Quality calculator gives you a first order of magnitude in ten minutes — no appointment, no sign-up. Just bring the result along.
Before you book
Yes. It's also a sales conversation — I earn my money with the Quick Check and the implementation that follows. That's why the 30 minutes are free, and why I'll tell you honestly if I'm not the right person.
No. Revenue, headcount and a rough sense of your complaint rate help. Everything else we estimate during the call — that's the exercise.
What you tell me stays between us. On request I'll sign an NDA beforehand — just add it to the note field when booking.
Within two working days you'll get a short written summary of the estimated order of magnitude. Whether anything comes of it is your decision.