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Work across nine economic domains to identify whether the most material issue is unit profitability, pricing, capacity, demand, business-model structure, growth investment or external exposure, and which question to answer first.
The result is an economic-question map centred on the primary economic question the business should answer first, with supporting issues and their dependencies arranged around it. It summarises data and evidence readiness (which answers rest on data versus judgement) and suggests the management questions worth asking internally. It then recommends the Studio tools that gather the missing evidence, and a specialist pathway only where professional depth is warranted.
Questions cover revenue quality, contribution, pricing, acquisition, retention, capacity, forecasts, business-model resilience and risk, and for each answer you indicate whether it is supported by data or by management judgement. Rules use that pattern to build an economic-question map and prioritise the areas where evidence is needed most. The health check deliberately identifies the most important question rather than prescribing financial actions. Prescriptive recommendations from incomplete self-reported inputs would not be defensible.
Results are rule-based guidance generated from self-reported answers. They are directional, not accounting, legal or other professional advice, and a professional review working from evidence may reach different conclusions.
The health check runs inside Web Lifter Studio and responses save to your private workspace, where the result can anchor an economics workspace on your dashboard. Later calculator scenarios attach to the same record, so question priority and evidence quality can be compared over time.
The health check sits at the top of the economics toolkit. Its job is not to grade the business but to decide which question deserves evidence first, and then hand over to the tool built for it: the Unit Economics Calculator for contribution questions, the Pricing Checklist for monetisation, the Scale Worksheet for capacity, the Forecast Worksheet for demand, or the Scenario Workbook for resilience. Answering the wrong question well is the most expensive mistake in commercial analysis; this tool exists to prevent it.
When the result points at a constraint that needs professional depth, these engagements pick it up.
Registration is free, no card required, and your results save to your workspace so the working stays in one place.