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Norman: Create Invoice vs McKinsey-Style Consultant

Two business operations skills. Which one fits your job? Side-by-side below.

The short version

Norman: Create Invoice

By ClawHub Community

Create and send professional invoices to clients in minutes

McKinsey-Style Consultant

By Fleury (McKinsey-style Skills)

Generate executive consulting decks with pyramid principle, issue trees, and McKinsey layouts.

What each one does

Norman: Create Invoice

  • Creates professional invoices with line items, quantities, prices, and VAT rates
  • Looks up existing clients or helps you add new ones to your Norman account
  • Calculates totals automatically including German VAT (19% standard, 7% reduced)
  • Sends completed invoices directly to clients via email
  • Generates invoice numbers automatically

McKinsey-Style Consultant

  • Breaks down business problems using issue trees and the pyramid principle
  • Designs McKinsey-style slide layouts with proper hierarchy and data visualization
  • Searches for supporting data and organizes it into Excel sheets with source URLs
  • Generates PowerPoint decks page by page with clean charts and executive summaries
  • Manages complex multi-page projects across sessions with dependency tracking

When to pick each one

Reach for Norman: Create Invoice when…

  • You need to bill a client for completed work or services
  • You're wrapping up a project and need to send payment details
  • You want to create invoices without opening accounting software
  • You're a freelancer or consultant managing your own billing

Reach for McKinsey-Style Consultant when…

  • You need to present a strategic analysis to executives or investors
  • You're exploring a market opportunity and want a structured research deck
  • You want a consulting-quality presentation without hiring a firm
  • You have a business problem and need a clear, data-backed recommendation

Quick facts

Norman: Create InvoiceMcKinsey-Style Consultant
Made byClawHub CommunityFleury (McKinsey-style Skills)
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