Chart review of an existing report
A written review of the figures in a report you already have: what to redraw, what to drop, and which footnotes will not survive a question.
A chart review is for an office that already printed something — or is about to — and has been told the figures are hard to defend. You send the PDF (and, if you have them, the underlying tables). We send back an annotated copy and a repair list ordered by risk: a footnote that contradicts a title, a pie that hides a residual category, a map that implies precision the sample cannot support.
We do not rewrite your narrative chapters in this commission. We do not quietly redraw the whole book unless you then commission a yearbook or a chart set. The review is the honest first look: what would we refuse to put our name on, and what is merely ugly.
The debrief, if you want it, is a half day with the chapter owners. It is not a training course. It is a walk through the marked pages with the people who will have to change them.