Quarterly business review template
Run a structured quarterly review: scorecard, finance, sales, customers, people, operations, risks and next quarter’s priorities.
A Word template for a quarterly review meeting with your team, board or adviser. It starts with a one-paragraph summary and a scorecard of targets against actuals, prompts a short review of each part of the business, checks last quarter’s priorities, and ends with three to five priorities and the decisions and actions agreed in the meeting.
Format: DOCX · Version 1.0 · Updated 2026-11-06
How to use it
Prepare it in the two weeks after each quarter ends (alongside your BAS), circulate it before the meeting, and keep each quarter’s copy to see trends.
Preview
Summary and scorecard
- Overall result, biggest win and problem
- Targets, actuals, variance and status
Business areas
- Financial performance and cash
- Sales and marketing
- Customers
- People
- Operations and systems
Risks and lessons
- Risks and issues table
- Last quarter’s priorities and lessons
Next quarter
- Three to five priorities with owners and dates
- Decisions and actions from the meeting
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