We shall respond to acknowledge receipt of your message almost immediately. We should respond to your call for consultancy services in less than 24 hours.

1. Scope of Work or Request for Proposal (RFP): This document outlines the client’s specific needs, objectives, and expectations for the consultancy engagement.
2. Company Profile: This provides basic information about the client, such as the vision, mission, objectives, size of the organization, the industry sector, and the nature of the business
3. Financial Information: This may include financial statements, budgets, and projections that gives us an idea of the client’s financial health and help the consultant understand the potential impact of their recommendations.
4. Relevant Reports and Data: Clients may be asked to provide existing reports, research, and data that relate to the area of expertise for the consulting engagement.
5. Legal and Regulatory Documentation: Depending on the nature of the engagement, clients may be asked to provide relevant legal and regulatory documentation, such as contracts, licenses, permits, and compliance reports
6. Internal Policies and Procedures: This may include organizational charts, policy manuals, and procedural documentation that helps us understand the client’s internal operations and processes.
7. Contact Information: It’s important for clients to provide accurate contact information for key personnel who will be involved in the consulting engagement, as well as any external stakeholders who may be impacted by the consultancy services.

Depending on the nature of the consultancy, additional documents may be requested to help us better understand our client’s internal and external environments. This helps us design sustainable solutions that guarantee long-term success for our clients and maximize impact to the organization and stakeholders.

There shall be NO hidden terms and conditions. As parties, Knowledge Insight Associates and our clients shall have a clear understanding of the terms and conditions of the engagement, including the scope of work, the duration of the engagement, the fees and payment terms, the roles and responsibilities of each party, and any other relevant terms and conditions. These will be outlined in a contract or agreement that both parties review and sign before the engagement begins.

It is important for clients to thoroughly review the contract or agreement before signing and to ask questions or seek clarification on any terms or conditions that are unclear or ambiguous. Likewise, we shall always be professional, transparent and forthcoming about our fees, services, and any other terms and conditions that may impact the engagement.

Our structure of fees for overseas consultancy services can vary depending on the specific services being provided, the nature of the engagement, and the market conditions in the client’s country. The structure of our fees for overseas consultancy services may include either or a combination of (Fixed Fee, Hourly or Daily Rate, Retainer Fee and/or Success-Based Fee).

The specific fee structure used for overseas consultancy services will depend on the preferences of our client. We shall endeavor to mutually agree with our clients on the fee structure upfront and to have a clear understanding of the fees and payment terms before the engagement begins.

1. Scope of Work or Request for Proposal (RFP): This document outlines the client’s specific needs, objectives, and expectations for the consultancy engagement.
2. Company Profile: This provides basic information about the client, such as the size of the organization, the industry sector, and the nature of the business.
3. Financial Information: This may include financial statements, budgets, and projections that give the consulting agency an idea of the client’s financial health and help the consultant understand the potential impact of their recommendations.
4. Relevant Reports and Data: Clients may be asked to provide existing reports, research, and data that relate to the area of expertise for the consulting engagement.
5. Legal and Regulatory Documentation: Depending on the nature of the engagement and the country where the services will be provided, clients may be asked to provide relevant legal and regulatory documentation, such as contracts, licenses, permits, and compliance reports.
6. Internal Policies and Procedures: This may include organizational charts, policy manuals, and procedural documentation that help the consulting agency understand the client’s internal operations and processes.
7. Contact Information: It’s important for clients to provide accurate contact information for key personnel who will be involved in the consulting engagement, as well as any external stakeholders who may be impacted by the consultancy services.
8. Travel and Visa Documentation: Clients may need to provide travel and visa documentation for consultants who will be traveling to the client’s country to provide consultancy services.

Depending on the nature of the consultancy, additional documents may be requested to help us better understand our client’s internal and external environments. This helps us design sustainable solutions that guarantee long-term success for our clients and maximize impact to the organization and stakeholders.