Institutional file
Mandate, governance, key contacts, AGM calendar, sensitive contracts, and near-term obligations.
Transition diagnostic
Before a takeover, you need to know what is missing, what is blocked, what is already sensitive, and what will have to be brought back under control in the first 30 to 90 days. The Alzette diagnostic is designed to frame that transition with concrete points, not vague promises.
This diagnostic is mainly for boards and co-ownerships that want to prepare a syndic change with more rigour and less uncertainty.
Scope
The diagnostic is not there to create an abstract checklist. It is there to understand where continuity can break and how to rebuild it cleanly.
Mandate, governance, key contacts, AGM calendar, sensitive contracts, and near-term obligations.
Documents received, documents missing, overall file reliability, and what blocks a clean takeover.
Open matters, ongoing contractors, weak follow-through, and risks of continuity loss.
Balances to clarify, reconciliation, reminders, collections, and sensitive financial subjects.
What can be taken over quickly, what must be rebuilt, and what must be treated as a priority.
Grey zones, critical deadlines, upcoming AGMs, friction points, and the required level of vigilance.
Deliverables
90 days
A successful transition is not judged at the handover moment. It is judged by how quickly the building becomes legible again.
Receive the file, identify the gaps, qualify the urgencies, and bring the critical matters back under control.
Rebuild a usable frame for owners, documents, incidents, AGMs, finance, and reminders.
Stabilise follow-through, make steering readable for the board, and close the main grey zones.
Request
Send us the context of your building, your timeline, and the current friction points. We use that to prepare a useful first framing.
The diagnostic frames your specific case. The method then explains how we actually run the transition and stabilisation.