DevCanDoItRuleset workflow-leak-scorecard-v3

Workflow Leak Report · Synthetic sample

A decision record for the handoffs slowing delivery.

This page mirrors the browser report buyers receive after completing the detailed assessment. Every value below is generated from the clearly disclosed fictional inputs shown in the report.

Business
Fictional agency
Team
8 people
New work
4/week
Team-hour value
$125
Workflow control score25/100

Low control coverage. Repair the operating rules before adding automation.

01

Executive read

The model points to scope change first.

Modeled monthly recovery-cost sensitivity$4,865–$7,297

A ±20% sensitivity band around a $6,081 fictional, buyer-reported base. This is not verified loss, ROI, or guaranteed savings.

Input confidence
81/100
Modeled stages
4/6
Unmodeled stages
2/6
Independently verified
No
Client intake25
Access and document collection25
Approvals and decisions13
Scope-change control0
Delivery visibility63
Handoff and ownership25
02

Calculation trace

See what produced every modeled value.

Each stage uses four observable controls plus event volume, failure rate, recovery time, and the fictional team-hour value. Unknown stages stay unmodeled instead of receiving invented numbers.

Fictional buyer-supplied inputs and deterministic stage calculations
StageControlsBasisEvents/wkFailureRecoveryModeled/mo
Client intake0 yes · 2 partial · 2 nomeasured1830%35 min$1,705
Access and document collection0 yes · 2 partial · 2 noestimated1225%45 min$1,218
Approvals and decisions0 yes · 1 partial · 3 nomeasured2020%20 min$722
Scope-change control0 yes · 0 partial · 4 noestimated650%90 min$2,436
Delivery visibility1 yes · 3 partial · 0 nounknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnmodeled
Handoff and ownership0 yes · 2 partial · 2 nounknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnmodeled
Inspect the synthetic evidence ledger

Client intake

Evidence availability: Form or checklist available

Measurement basis: measured

Weakest visible control: A named owner and response target exist for every new request.

Access and document collection

Evidence availability: Dashboard or system record available

Measurement basis: estimated

Weakest visible control: Every missing dependency has an owner and due date.

Approvals and decisions

Evidence availability: Audit trail or activity log available

Measurement basis: measured

Weakest visible control: Each approval has a named person with decision authority.

Scope-change control

Evidence availability: SOP or written policy available

Measurement basis: estimated

Weakest visible control: An authorized person approves price and timing before work starts.

Delivery visibility

Evidence availability: Dashboard or system record available

Measurement basis: unknown

Weakest visible control: Clients receive status updates through a defined cadence or trigger.

Handoff and ownership

Evidence availability: No supporting artifact identified

Measurement basis: unknown

Weakest visible control: Health and acceptance evidence are recorded before closure.

03

Repair order

Three leaks to address before building.

  1. 01

    Scope-change control

    An authorized person approves price and timing before work starts.

    Priority
    100/100
    Control score
    0/100
    Modeled base
    $2,436
  2. 02

    Client intake

    A named owner and response target exist for every new request.

    Priority
    73/100
    Control score
    25/100
    Modeled base
    $1,705
  3. 03

    Access and document collection

    Every missing dependency has an owner and due date.

    Priority
    64/100
    Control score
    25/100
    Modeled base
    $1,218
04

30-day repair sequence

Instrument first. Standardize second. Automate last.

Days 1-7

Scope-change control

Separate change requests from routine messages and require impact, price, and approval before work starts.

Days 8-14

Client intake

Replace free-form requests with one required intake path and a visible completeness check.

Days 15-30

Access and document collection

Create a least-privilege access checklist with named owners, due dates, and missing-item reminders.

Automation boundary

Keep accountable decisions visible.

Automate collection, routing, reminders, and evidence. Keep pricing, scope exceptions, client acceptance, and production approval with accountable people.

05

Method and limits

The report shows what it knows and what it does not.

Formula

Events per week × failure rate × recovery minutes ÷ 60 × team-hour value × 4.33.

Confidence

Stronger buyer-reported basis. Evidence coverage is 83.3% and weighted measurement coverage is 50%.

Known gaps

  • Delivery visibility: no event-frequency or recovery-time estimate was provided.
  • Handoff and ownership: no event-frequency or recovery-time estimate was provided.

Explicit limitations

  • Scores come from 24 observable-control answers supplied by the buyer; DevCanDoIt did not independently inspect the workflow.
  • Modeled friction uses buyer-reported event frequency, failure rate, recovery minutes, and team-hour value.
  • The low and high values are a 20% sensitivity band around the modeled base, not guaranteed savings or financial results.
  • Evidence availability is buyer-reported. No supporting files were uploaded or reviewed in this self-service product.
  • No client files, credentials, financial records, medical data, or HR data were used.