Global Exposure Mapping Sprint

A focused entry-stage solution that gives management, within 10–14 business days, a clear first picture of Israel-related global exposures, urgent 30-day decisions, and a structured path forward.

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Sometimes a company does not need another long advisory memo. What it needs is a short, structured decision framework that clarifies where the real exposure sits, what matters now, and what management needs to decide over the next 30 days.

That is exactly why we built the Global Exposure Mapping Sprint. It is a short, focused entry-stage product designed to deliver, within a limited timeframe, an agreed-upon, practical first picture: what the main exposures are, what they mean for the business, what needs to be decided now, and who needs to do what next.

The Sprint is not designed to generate more material for its own sake. It is designed to create a management decision framework. At the end of the process, management receives an Executive Summary, an Exposure Map or Risk Map, a list of Top Exposures, a 30/60/90 plan, and an Action Register that can immediately be used as a working tool.

Who This Is For
This solution is particularly relevant for:
- CFOs, senior finance leaders, controllers, tax managers, and finance operations teams
- CEOs and management teams that need a concise exposure picture before moving into a deeper advisory or retainer track
- International groups operating in Israel, entering Israel, or managing Israel-related exposure within a wider regional or global model
- Companies dealing with Israeli VAT exposure, payment flows, banking requirements, PSP onboarding, compliance pressure, or board scrutiny
- Management teams or boards that need short, clear, and defensible material within a limited timeframe
When to Reach Out
It makes sense to speak with us when:
- There is a strong sense that the company has too many open-ended questions and not enough structure
- The company is about to enter Israel, expand an existing Israel footprint, or materially change the way money moves
- A management team needs to understand quickly what matters now before committing to a longer engagement
- A bank, investor, board, or audit process is likely to require structured and defensible material
- The company wants to understand whether a monthly retainer is needed – but first needs a strong initial picture
Time is short, and management needs a practical
What Makes This Solution Different

Not another diagnostic – but a decision framework
The Sprint is not designed to create another document for the shelf. It is designed to help management understand what actually needs to be decided now.

Short, clear, and commercially easy to start with
This is a defined entry-stage product with clear outputs and a short timeline. That makes it easier to start with, without immediately committing to a full monthly retainer.

It connects exposure to execution
The real value lies not only in identifying the exposures, but in translating each one into a decision, an action, and a follow-up item.

Not “zero risk” – but far fewer blind spots
The objective is not to promise that the company will have no exposure. The objective is to identify what matters early, bring it into a management framework, and document decisions in a way that can actually be used.
How the Process Is Structured

Stage 1 – Focused Kickoff
We gather the essential first picture: which jurisdictions matter, how the business operates, how money moves, who the relevant customers and suppliers are, and what developments are expected over the next 90 days.

Stage 2 – Mapping, Drafting, and Quality Review
A draft Exposure Map and a Top Exposure view have been prepared. Every deliverable undergoes a professional human quality review before delivery.

Stage 3 – Management Discussion and Decision Closing
The findings are presented, decisions are closed, owners are assigned, and the client receives the Action Register for immediate follow-up.

What the Solution Includes
1. Executive Summary
A short, clear first page that highlights what matters now: what changed, why it matters, and what requires management attention immediately.
1. Exposure Map
A structured mapping of the main exposure areas relevant to the business, which may include:
- Tax and VAT
- Payments and banking
- Sanctions and compliance
- Financial and operational implications
- Execution, ownership and follow-up
Each exposure is presented in a fixed format:
What changed – what it means for the company – what needs to be decided – what action is recommended – and what should be tracked.
1. Top Exposures
A concise list of the exposure areas that are truly central – the ones most likely to create cost, delay, compliance friction, or management uncertainty if left unaddressed.
1. 30/60/90 Plan
A practical action plan covering:
- What should happen in the next 30 days
- What follows after that
- And how the company should proceed if it decides to move into an ongoing management track.
1. Management Session
A 60–90 minute management meeting used to review the findings, close decisions, assign owners, and agree on target dates.
1. Action Register
A live working document that includes:
- the required action
- the owner
- the target date
- blockers
- current status
This is the element that turns the Sprint from a diagnostic exercise into a practical management tool.

What’s included in the service

Frequently asked questions –

What do you receive at the end of the Sprint?
At the end of the Sprint, management receives an Executive Summary, an Exposure Map, a list of Top Exposures, a 30/60/90 plan, documented decisions, and an Action Register.

What is the difference between the Sprint and the monthly retainer?
The Sprint creates the first exposure picture and decision framework. The monthly retainer turns that into an ongoing management discipline with recurring packs, decisions, and follow-up.

Is the Sprint also suitable for board use?
Yes. Although it is usually purchased through the CFO or management team, the outputs are designed to support board, risk committee, or audit committee discussions.

Do you guarantee that every risk will be identified?
No. We do not promise zero risk. We do provide a structured mechanism that reduces blind spots, shortens decision cycles, and connects decisions to execution.

Additional Services and Optional Extensions –

Depending on the business model and level of complexity, the Sprint can also be connected to:

a deeper tax, VAT, payments, or compliance layer
additional management discussion time
board, audit committee or risk committee preparation
a country-expert module through the AUREN network
a structured transition into the monthly retainer

Examples from the Field –

A company changing its payment provider or banking setup
Management needs to quickly understand how that change affects cash flow, VAT, compliance, banking, and the operating structure.

A company entering Israel
Instead of moving immediately into a heavier advisory track, the Sprint provides a first exposure picture and helps management decide what should happen first.

A company preparing for a management or board discussion
What is needed is a short, structured, and defensible pack that can be presented, explained, and used to move into decisions.

Why AUREN Israel –

This solution fits AUREN Israel particularly well because it sits exactly where your existing strengths already are: the ability to connect tax, VAT, finance, payments, compliance, and cross-border execution into one practical management framework.

The Professional Foundation Behind the Solution

Local and International Tax
Israeli and international tax expertise that helps translate cross-border activity into practical management implications.

VAT, Payments, and Banking
A direct understanding of charging chains, payment models, PSPs, banking structures, and compliance questionnaires.

Accounting, Finance, and Control
The ability to connect exposure to cash flow, cost, profitability, control, and documentation.

Geoeconomics, Compliance and Governance
The ability to take an external shift and turn it into a management decision and an operational next step – without drifting into commentary for its own sake.