Advisory
Commercial Requirement Review
A structured review of a single business requirement, in writing after discussion.
AED 1,500
FIVE6 GLOBAL LLC — Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Six reviewed commercial engagements, scoped in writing before anything begins.
FIVE6 GLOBAL LLC is a commercial business in Sharjah working with companies that need a market question answered, a partner requirement mapped, or an introduction process coordinated properly. Each engagement has a defined scope, a stated fee basis and a written record — and each one can be declined if it is not something we should take.
- Registered entity
- FIVE6 GLOBAL LLC
- Base of operations
- Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
- Engagements published
- Six, from requirement review to retainer
- Fees
- Stated in AED; quote-led where scope varies
- Engagement basis
- Written scope, accepted before work or invoice
- Settlement
- Against an issued invoice only
Capability register
What can be commissioned.
Three engagements carry a published fixed fee. Three are quote-led because their scope varies with the requirement. Services and availability are confirmed case by case.
Introductions
Business Introduction Coordination
Managed coordination of an introduction, only after a written scope is accepted.
Quoted per engagement
Research
Partner Requirement Mapping
Requirement-led mapping of partner or supplier profiles against agreed criteria.
AED 8,500
Coordination
Commercial Meeting Coordination
Preparation and coordination for one commercial meeting.
AED 3,500
Retainer
Commercial Advisory Retainer
An ongoing, contracted allocation of reviewed commercial support.
From AED 10,000 per month
How we operate
Six things you can hold us to.
These are commitments about conduct and process. They are not commitments about commercial outcomes, which no adviser can honestly give.
Scope before fee
Nothing is invoiced against an assumption. Every engagement starts with a written scope that names the deliverable, the exclusions, the inputs we need from you and the date it is due. If the scope changes, it is re-issued rather than absorbed quietly.
A decline is a valid answer
We would rather turn a requirement down in a day than hold it for a fortnight. If a request sits outside our licensed and active scope, or if we cannot see a defensible way to deliver it, we say so and explain why.
Everything in writing
Verbal comfort is not a commercial position. Views, caveats, sources and next steps are put in writing so that both sides are working from the same record, and so that anyone reviewing the file later can follow the reasoning.
One accountable contact
Each engagement has a single point of contact on our side and a single authorised contact on yours. That keeps decisions traceable and prevents scope drifting through informal conversation.
No claim we cannot evidence
We do not publish client names, sector experience, transaction values or outcomes we are not in a position to evidence. Where information is unverified, this website says so instead of filling the gap.
Confidentiality by default
Requirement details are treated as confidential from the first message, whether or not a non-disclosure agreement is in place. We do not disclose that a company is exploring a market or a counterpart without written permission.
From enquiry to engagement
A five-step review, then a six-stage engagement.
The review decides whether we take the work. The engagement stages decide how it is recorded, scoped and settled.
- 1
Share your requirement
You submit a written description of what your business needs, the market involved and the contact details we should use.
- 2
We review the scope and relevant details
The enquiry is read by our team. We may come back to you with questions before forming a view.
- 3
We confirm whether the request is within our active offering
If the requirement sits outside what we are currently able to handle, we say so directly rather than passing it on.
- 4
Commercial terms and next steps are agreed
Where we can assist, scope, responsibilities and commercial terms are set out in writing for your review.
- 5
Work proceeds only after written confirmation
Nothing begins until both sides have confirmed the agreed terms in writing.
Stage 01
Enquiry
You submit the requirement, the market and the authorised contact. Nothing is committed at this point.
Stage 02
Eligibility and scope review
We review whether the requirement falls within our licensed and active scope, and check for conflicts.
Stage 03
Written proposal
If we can assist, we issue a written scope setting out deliverables, exclusions, timing and fees.
Stage 04
Acceptance by an authorised contact
The proposal is accepted in writing by someone authorised to commit your company, with billing details confirmed.
Stage 05
Invoice issued directly
An invoice is issued by us directly. No payment is taken through this website and no funds are requested before scope acceptance.
Stage 06
Engagement reference and delivery
You receive an engagement reference and written confirmation, and delivery proceeds against the accepted scope.
Delivery standards
What happens once an engagement is accepted.
Every engagement runs to the same handling standard, whether it is a single discussion or a monthly retainer.
- Business enquiries reviewed individually
- Scope confirmed before engagement
- Commercial terms agreed in writing
- Availability subject to internal review
- Acknowledgement
- Every enquiry is acknowledged in writing to the address it was sent from, with a reference so later correspondence can be matched to the file.
- Eligibility review
- Before any proposal, we check that the requirement is within our licensed and active scope and that there is no conflict with existing work. If either check fails, the enquiry is declined in writing.
- Written scope
- Deliverables, exclusions, assumptions, client inputs, timing, fee basis and VAT treatment are set out in a single document. Work does not begin before an authorised contact accepts it in writing.
- Sourcing
- Written deliverables identify the basis for the information presented. Where a point is an estimate, an inference or a matter of judgement, it is labelled as such rather than presented as fact.
- Clarification round
- Written deliverables include one round of written clarification after delivery, so questions arising from the document are answered inside the original fee.
- Records
- Scope, correspondence and deliverables are retained against the engagement reference for the period stated in our privacy policy, so both sides can reconstruct what was agreed.
Common questions
Asked before most engagements begin.
If your question is not answered here, send it with your enquiry and it will be answered in writing.
Can I buy an engagement online without speaking to anyone?
No. Fixed-fee engagements can be added to a basket so you can indicate what you want, but that is a request, not an order. Every selection is reviewed, scoped in writing and accepted by you before any work starts or any invoice is issued.
Why are some fees quoted rather than fixed?
Introduction coordination, meeting coordination and the advisory retainer depend on the scope agreed, so a single published figure would be misleading. Fixed-fee engagements are published because their scope is fixed in advance.
What happens after I submit an enquiry?
It is acknowledged in writing, checked against our licensed and active scope, and checked for conflicts. You then receive either a written proposal or a written decline. We do not leave enquiries unanswered.
Do you guarantee an introduction, a meeting or a commercial outcome?
No. We coordinate a defined process and report what happens within it. No engagement includes a guarantee that a counterpart will participate, that a meeting will convert or that a transaction will complete.
Do you give legal, financial, tax or investment advice?
No, in any engagement or in any market. Where a requirement needs regulated advice, we say so and recommend you take it from an appropriately licensed adviser before proceeding.
How is payment handled?
An invoice is issued directly by FIVE6 GLOBAL LLC after a written scope is accepted. The settlement page on this website is only for paying an invoice that has already been issued to you. We never request funds before scope acceptance, and payment instructions only ever come from management@five6global.online.
Payment safety
How commissioning works
Fixed-fee engagements can be added to a basket so you can indicate what you want. That is a request, not an order. Nothing is charged at that point: the selection is reviewed, scoped in writing and accepted by you before any work or invoice.
Before you send funds
Payment instructions are only ever issued in writing, directly from management@five6global.online, after a written scope has been accepted. The settlement page on this website is only for paying an invoice already issued to you. Treat any other request for payment as unverified.
Have a requirement to discuss?
Describe it in a few lines. You will get either a written proposal or a straight decline — not a sales sequence.