Company formation is the first impression of a whole economy.
Licence application, visa issuance, banking introduction and renewal, mapped as one setup journey across the authorities and partners involved.
Licence, establishment card, visa and bank introduction, pre-staged with authority handoffs marked.
The customer is new to the country and the process assumes they are not.
A founder setting up for the first time does not know which authority owns which step, and the sequence is rarely stated in one place. The delay that gets blamed on the free zone usually sits in a handoff nobody owns.
- Each authority measures its own step, so the end-to-end time is nobody's number
- Document rejection treated as an applicant error rather than a guidance failure
- Renewal handled as a notice, not as a journey with its own drop-off
“I was told the licence takes three days. It took three weeks, because one document was wrong and nobody would tell me which one.”
Setup timelines are quoted as processing time and experienced as elapsed time. The difference is almost entirely resubmission caused by requirements that were never stated precisely.
What changes, measured*
* Based on heuristics. These figures are modelled from the René method and observed sector patterns, not reported client results. Your own numbers replace them once a journey is measured.
What it costs to leave alone
The case for acting nowHow René handles it
4 capabilities9 journey templates, ready to map
Setup and renewal journeys with every authority handoff attributedThe setup programme
Questions we get asked
Authorities and partners appear as backstage lanes on one journey, which is the only way a handoff delay becomes attributable.
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