Client Intake Failure-Test Kit
Twelve practical checks for capture, delivery, ownership and recovery. Use synthetic data and keep the checklist local.
Open the test kit ↓When an inquiry disappears between your website, CRM and team, more traffic is not the first fix. Define one workflow, build the handoffs, and give a named owner a system they can run.
A clear brief can go directly to a build. A paid review is available when the workflow needs to be mapped before implementation.
Twelve practical checks for capture, delivery, ownership and recovery. Use synthetic data and keep the checklist local.
Open the test kit ↓One fixed-scope workflow, quoted after a short brief. Website capture, validation, CRM handoff, ownership and human qualification can be included where the brief requires them.
One workflow across up to three systems. The output is an independently usable plan. Implementation is separate.
Monitoring, maintenance and agreed improvements are recurring only when separately contracted. RIG Desk remains beta where used.
This trace shows one possible intake path, including the exception that prevents silent loss.
RIG is positioned as the direct delivery partner for one important workflow, not a menu of disconnected AI services.
Software teams have a secondary path →Client intake, project kickoff or delivery operations need a dependable handoff.
Your website and operating systems do not agree on who owns the next action.
Requirements, approvals or status changes move across people and tools.
The evidence shown here is illustrative technical work, not a claim of a client outcome.
A practical editorial path from diagnosis to action, without forcing a sales conversation.
Read the articleMike Rodgers works directly with clients from a Denver base across websites, applications and AI workflows. The engagement is shaped around one clear operating job, its acceptance criteria and the handover your team keeps.
His background includes healthcare technology and operational adoption. That is relevant experience, not presented here as RIG client proof.
Healthcare experience is background context only, with no clinical, compliance, or outcome claim.
Short answers to the questions this offer structure should resolve before a sales call.
No. A clear brief can go directly to a fixed-scope Client Intake & Follow-up Build. The review is optional when one workflow across up to three systems needs investigation first.
The applicable source or configuration, operating notes, and the agreed acceptance record. Exact contents belong in the project scope.
No. The review produces an independently usable plan. Implementation is a separate project.
No. Monitoring, maintenance or agreed improvements are separately contracted. RIG Desk is beta and should retain explicit access, support and data boundaries.
It makes no claim about revenue, response times, savings, delivery speed, compliance or search ranking. The worked specification is illustrative, not a client outcome.
Share a short brief and receive a direct, fixed-scope quote for the workflow that needs attention.
Mike Rodgers / Denver / Direct delivery