The reason givenThe letter goes unanswered.
- Eight parts on one page: the problem first, four hard figures, the standard the reader applies, the ask, and a dated next step
The Client shares the company, the reader and the decision needed. The letterhead and the letter are returned together: header, reference, subject, four hard figures and a dated next step, in editable Word and print-ready PDF on A4.
Finished work for fictional companies, shown whole. Select a page to enlarge it and step through the set. Specimens are not sold.
What the Client is worried about, and what the finished document carries to answer it.
The letter to the lender or regulator is long, general and never answered.
It opens with the exact worry the reader carries in that sector, not a general introduction.
No reader acts on a page that cannot be tested.
Four hard figures and a table that sets the standard the reader applies beside where the company stands, with the downside shown.
The next step is left open.
A dated plan, the cost of waiting in dollars and one precise instruction close the page.
The company letterhead looks improvised.
Seven header styles, six type pairs and a palette taken from the company's own mark, in Word and print-ready PDF.
The reason givenThe letter goes unanswered.
Documents built from the Client's own details. The details arrive complete, a short document is delivered in minutes, and the written quote states the delivery time for the document ordered.
Seven header styles, six type pairs and a palette taken from the Client's mark.
Header, reference, subject, headline, four hard figures, the standard the reader applies, the sender's position and the dated next step.
An editable Word file for the business and a print-ready PDF on A4.
The letter closes on one action the reader can take and a date.
The same document, three ways to get it.
| Other providers | Do it yourself | Zatra and NEMBO | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opening | A general introduction | A greeting and a long paragraph | The reader's exact worry, first |
| Proof | Adjectives | Adjectives | Four numbers set against the standard the reader applies |
| The ask | Implied | Implied | An amount, an instrument and a use of funds that adds up |
| Next step | Please revert | Please revert | A date, the cost of delay and one instruction |
| Letterhead | A logo at the top | A logo at the top | One of seven header styles on the company's palette |
Time, cost and sales figures are service targets set against the Client's own baseline and stated in the written quote. They are not guarantees.
From complete details, on the same working day for one letter and one letterhead.
Accountants, lawyers, consultants and agencies can refer this work, share it or hand over the part that does not fit, so the Client is served and nobody competes for the brief.
The partner deskZatra Consultants Limited authors the content and checks the figures. NEMBO designs and delivers. The reply carries the written quote and the delivery time.
Zatra Consultants Limited: zatra.co. Licence and regulator correspondence handled by the consultancy.
No. The letterhead is drawn on the Client's mark and colours, and the letter is written on the Client's facts.
Yes. English and Kiswahili are each written, neither translated from the other.
The Client supplies them. Zatra Consultants checks that each figure is stated with its source or marked as the Client's own.

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