- Reviewed current-state workflow and evidence inventory
- Named decisions, owners, inputs, exceptions, and recovery paths
- Target-state workflow and bounded system architecture
- Acceptance checks for the happy path and material failures
- Implementation sequence, exclusions, dependencies, and handoff boundary
Workflow Blueprint · $750
Verify the workflow before paying to build the system.
A focused specification for one repeated, low-risk workflow. We review the evidence, map exceptions and ownership, define acceptance checks, and leave you with a bounded implementation decision.
What you receive
An acceptance-ready plan, not a vague recommendation deck.
The Blueprint converts a self-assessment or discovery conversation into a system boundary a buyer, operator, and builder can inspect together.
Required from you
Enough access to understand the process, not your entire business.
- One repeated, low-risk business workflow
- A named owner who can explain the current process
- Representative non-sensitive examples or redacted evidence
- Availability for a focused review and decision session
Not included
The boundary stays deliberately narrow.
- Production implementation or open-ended feature design
- Legal, medical, financial, employment, or high-impact decision systems
- Credentials, unrestricted production access, or unredacted sensitive records
- Guaranteed savings, revenue, timeline, or automation suitability
What happens after you inquire
A fit check comes before payment or implementation.
The Blueprint is offered only when one low-risk workflow, one accountable owner, and enough non-sensitive evidence are available for a useful review.
- Step 1
Confirm fit and boundaries
We identify the workflow, decision owner, available evidence, prohibited data, and the question the Blueprint must answer.
- Step 2
Review one real operating path
We inspect representative, redacted evidence and make the current state, exceptions, responsibilities, and failure behavior visible.
- Step 3
Deliver a build decision
You receive the defined artifacts, acceptance checks, exclusions, and implementation sequence. A Build remains a separate decision.
Where the Blueprint fits
Move forward only when the next level is justified.
The Blueprint sits between self-service diagnosis and implementation. It is useful when the operating problem is real but the build boundary still needs verification.
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Workflow Leak Scorecard
A three-minute directional screen across intake, access, approvals, scope changes, delivery, and handoff.
Know which handoff deserves evidence next.Score your workflow - 02$49
Workflow Leak Report
A deterministic analysis of 24 observable controls and your measured, estimated, or unknown operating facts.
Leave with a calculation trace and 30-day repair order.Review the report - 03$750
Workflow Blueprint
A reviewed specification for one low-risk workflow, including exceptions, ownership, acceptance checks, and build boundaries.
Turn self-reported friction into an implementation-ready scope.See the Blueprint - 04Scoped
Build or Rescue Sprint
A two-to-four-week implementation that ships one bounded product slice or restores momentum to a stalled system.
Put a verified workflow into working software.Discuss a sprint
Start with fit
Describe one repeated workflow and the decision you need to make.
No complete specification is required. Do not include credentials or sensitive records.