Workflow Mapping Assessment
We walk your process with you on-site or remote, document where time leaks, and rank the three highest-ROI automations. You keep the document either way.
- Timeline
- 1 week
- Price
- $497
Services
Every engagement starts by finding the smallest useful place to begin. Sometimes that is a $497 workflow assessment. Sometimes it is a focused buildout. Sometimes the honest answer is to leave the system alone.
Primary first offer
We walk your process with you on-site or remote, document where time leaks, and rank the three highest-ROI automations. You keep the document either way.
Service ladder
These are not abstract packages. They are the most common places small operators lose time, money, or customer trust.
Who it is for
Owners exploring whether automation is worth it for their business.
What it solves
You've been told you need AI. You don't know whether it actually applies to your operation, what it would cost, or whether the ROI is real.
Who it is for
Process-heavy operators where coordination eats more time than execution.
What it solves
Jobs sit between stages because handoffs are manual and undocumented. Lead times are unknowable until things ship. Customers ask for status and the answer takes 20 minutes to find.
Who it is for
Small manufacturers and fabricators losing deals to slow quote turnaround.
What it solves
Quotes take three days because the data lives in four heads and two spreadsheets. You lose deals to faster competitors and can't track which quotes converted.
Who it is for
Operators losing time to status calls, missed messages, and unfollowed-up leads.
What it solves
Customers call to ask if their job is ready. Messages come in across text, email, voicemail, and web forms with no system of record. Review requests go out late, if at all.
Who it is for
Owners who only learn about problems at the end of the month.
What it solves
Scrap, lead time, throughput, and margin are known when the monthly report comes back — too late to act. You want to see what matters, today, on your phone.
Who it is for
Computer, electronics, and device repair shops with 2–12 employees.
What it solves
Customers call four times a day to check status. Quotes are done by text and walk-in with no record. Parts inventory is known only when something is missing.
Who it is for
Specialty manufacturers, defense subcontractors, R&D shops, and medical device suppliers with IP or compliance constraints.
What it solves
Your competitors are using AI to draft proposals, summarize documents, and accelerate design iteration. You can't — your data can't leave the building.
Who it is for
Existing clients who want continuous improvement after the initial buildout.
What it solves
The first system shipped. The next 20% of value is sitting in the data the system is now collecting — but nobody is looking for it.
How engagements start
01
You bring the process that is costing time. We decide whether it is worth automating now.
02
The proposal names the system, timeline, dependencies, handoff, and what we are not building.
Book the call with one bottleneck in mind. We will talk through fit, budget, timeline, and whether the assessment should come first.