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Capex maturity report

5 levels ofCapex maturity.

Every organisation plans, prioritises and governs capital in its own way. This report gives you a framework to place your organisation on a five-level scale and see what the next level looks like in practice.

5 Levels of Capex Maturity preview

Inside the guide

A shared language for how capital is managed.

The report gives finance and operations a common reference point. Use it to discuss where your capex process stands and which improvements will make the biggest difference.

  • How the five levels of capex maturity are defined
  • How to assess where your organisation sits today
  • What changes in planning, prioritisation and governance at each level

The framework

Findyour level.

The report describes what each level looks like in practice, and what it takes to move up.

  • 01Level 1

    The Manual Stage

  • 02Level 2

    The Makeshift Stage

  • 03Level 3

    The Generic Software Stage

  • 04Level 4

    The Competitive Advantage Stage

  • 05Level 5

    The Summit Stage

If you find yourself at Levels 1–3, you're not alone. The full descriptions, and the practical steps towards the next level, are in the report.

From the report

Cash flow boostby level.

0%

Levels 1–2

Manual processes and makeshift systems

0–5%

Level 3

Generic software without capex-specific features

10%+

Level 4

One unified capex process across the organisation

20–100%

Level 5

Capex strategy at system level

“Here's the bottom line: capital allocation shouldn't have to be this hard.”
The report, page 2

We have seen what happens when capital allocation moves to system level.

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Connect the guide to your Capex process.

See how Weissr connects strategic capital choices, annual budgeting and execution in one governed decision process.