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For owner-led consultancies

One-Workflow Reviewpriced after a short conversation

Do your deliverables reach the next firm in one piece?

MAKE THE PROPOSAL-TO-KICKOFF HANDOFF CLEAR.

A written review of one workflow: who owns each step, where it stalls, and the next fix with a retest date.

How do you find a reliable company? Every engagement carries independent acceptance checks, a named-owner handover and a written evidence boundary - agreed before work starts.

One workflow, up to three connected systems. Readout within ten business days after required access. Implementation quoted separately.

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Proof

Artifacts you can inspect yourself.

Not a client result · free toolThe free Client Intake Failure-Test KitLive and downloadable. Runs in any browser: twelve checks on where client intake breaks.Run the kit →
Not a client result · research artifactThe AI-studio benchmark researchA 100-listing workbook and a 93-firm analysis cohort. Provisional: a single-judge freeze.Read the evidence →
Price

One printed price.

Priced after a short conversation — the One-Workflow Review, a fixed fee. Everything else is priced after the review.

Method

The three steps.

The One-Workflow Method: Map -> Test -> Hand over

The same three steps on every engagement: map the workflow as it runs, test where it breaks, hand over the written fix.

Who it is for

THE SALE AND THE DELIVERY DON'T SHAKE HANDS.

Consultancy owners and practice leads. The work is proposal-to-kickoff-led: what the proposal promised becomes the kickoff checklist, and delivery handoffs carry the same facts.

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What you get

WHERE THE WORK GETS FIXED.

Proposal to kickoffWhat the proposal promised becomes a kickoff checklist the delivery team actually uses.Send a brief →
Delivery handoffsHandoffs carry the same facts: scope, owner, and what a completed outcome looks like.Send a brief →
Recurring briefsRole setups can scope recurring brief workflows around your actual tools and responsibilities.See role setups →
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How the work runs

ONE WORKFLOW, END TO END.

The firm's own proposal-to-kickoff path, in the firm's own words.

01

Diagnostic conversation

We walk one accepted proposal to its kickoff and name where it slips.

02

Agreed build boundary

A written scope: what is in, what is out, which systems the work crosses.

03

Acceptance checks

What working means, written as checks and agreed before any build starts.

04

Handoff plan

Source, configuration and operating notes go to a named owner at the firm.

Send a brief
Worked example

WHAT A KICKOFF RECORD CAN SHOW.

DEMONSTRATION, NOT A CLIENT RESULT

Sample kickoff record, illustrative only

  • The situation: a proposal is accepted and the kickoff starts from a blank page.
  • The expected behavior: the promised scope becomes the kickoff checklist, with named owners.
  • The evidence to inspect: the checklist record, the handoff event and the named reviewer.
  • The handover record: source or configuration, operating notes, agreed acceptance record.
Illustrative sample, not a client result.
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Illustrative sample, not a client result. Photos on this page are illustrative, not clients.

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Where to start

THREE WAYS IN.

Questions

REAL QUESTIONS, PLAIN ANSWERS.

Does the kickoff have to change tools?

No. The build boundary is scoped after a short brief, around the tools your team already uses.

What does it cost?

The One-Workflow Review, and everything else on this site, is scoped and priced after a short conversation.

Is anything here a client result?

No. Every worked example is labeled a demonstration, not a client result.

How long does an engagement take?

Delivery times are agreed per project. There is no standard timeline, and none is published here.

Delivery confidence

WHAT IS DELIVERED. WHO DELIVERS IT. CHECKED HOW.

Named accountability and written checks, agreed before work starts. What you can inspect is named below.

What is deliveredA written review of one workflow: who owns each step, where it stalls, and the next fix with a retest date. What the proposal promised becomes a kickoff checklist the delivery team actually uses. Delivery handoffs carry the same facts: scope, owner, and what a completed outcome looks like. Handoff plan: source, configuration and operating notes to a named owner at the firm.
Who delivers itMike Rodgers, Rodgers Intelligence Group, Denver.
By whenReadout within ten business days after required access. Implementation quoted separately. Delivery times are agreed per project; there is no standard timeline.
Acceptance checksWhat working means, written as checks and agreed before any build starts.
If a check failsIf a written acceptance check fails, the failure is documented and reworked before handoff.
What you get to inspectThe “What a kickoff record can show” block is a labeled demonstration: DEMONSTRATION, NOT A CLIENT RESULT, an illustrative sample, not a client result. Demonstrations on this page are illustrative, not client results. The free Client Intake Failure-Test Kit is available to run yourself.
PrerequisitesA diagnostic conversation walking one accepted proposal to its kickoff, then a written scope: what is in, what is out, which systems the work crosses.
Out of scopeImplementation is quoted separately. Delivery times are agreed per project; there is no standard timeline, and none is published here.
Next step

SEND THE BRIEF.

Name the workflow: where a proposal is accepted, what the kickoff needs, and where the handoff slips.

What to send
  • Where a proposal is accepted.
  • What the kickoff needs.
  • Where the handoff slips.
Photos on this page are illustrative, not clients.