Workflow Replacement Sprint
One painful manual workflow replaced with a bounded, measured, documented process.
How buying this works
- 1 · BUYPay $1250 on the hosted Stripe checkout. Your receipt arrives from Stripe.
- 2 · PROVIDEThe current process, the tools involved, and who runs it
- 3 · WE ANALYZEEconomic baseline → Replacement design → Implementation → Verification
- 4 · RECEIVEWorkflow map and the rest of the deliverable by email.
This site has no payment webhook: a founder emails your checkout address within one business day to collect the inputs, then delivers by email.
The problem it solves
One painful workflow eats hours every week and adding a chatbot did not fix it.
What happens
What you provide
- The current process, the tools involved, and who runs it
- The result you want
- A before-number you will accept as the baseline
What you receive
- Workflow map
- Replacement spec
- Implemented slice
- Verification checks
- Operating handoff
Delivery format. Email to the address you check out or write in from. Human-readable report (PDF or Markdown) plus a machine-readable receipt (JSON) naming inputs, sources, and unknowns. Founder-operated: a live cashier is not automated fulfillment.
What an engagement looks like
Lead intake by phone and sticky notes. The sprint maps the eleven steps, baselines the weekly hours, installs a structured intake with validation and a daily digest, and hands over the checks that show whether the new process is holding.
Illustrative scenario written to show the shape of the work. It is not a customer result; no customer has bought this product yet.- Lead intake
- Scheduling
- CRM updates
- Estimating
- Document processing
- Dispatch coordination
Why you can trust it
Real today
- This is the existing Workflow Sprint offer (O05) on /offers with a live Stripe checkout at the $1,250 starter price. Complex scopes are quoted.
- Fulfillment is founder-operated: this site has no payment webhook.
Demonstration only
The browser calculator establishes a labor-exposure baseline from your own numbers. The sprint is sold against one measurable replacement outcome.
Live cashier verified by the checkout-link court on every build.
No sprint has been delivered to a paying customer yet. Public hard zeros apply.
Every receipt cited here is dated and vendored in the public repository or compiled on /proof. The hard zeros on /refusals apply: no revenue, no customers, no outreach as of the dated snapshot.
Try the idea in your browser
A small, inspectable illustration of the reasoning. It runs on numbers or text you type and proves nothing about production.
Workflow baseline
Use this to establish your own baseline. The sprint is sold against one measurable replacement outcome.
Change the inputs. Deliberately inspectable, deliberately not a black box, deliberately not the product.
Start the sprint at the $1,250 starter scope, or request a quote for a complex workflow.
$1250 on the hosted Stripe checkout. This site has no payment webhook; a founder follows up from the receipt address within one business day.
Related. Start smaller: rescue the data the workflow produces before replacing the workflow.
Where this product stands on the commercial ladder
Product → Offer → Checkout or quote → Intake → Fulfillment → Delivery → Receipt → Outcome. A rung is PROVEN LIVE only when it has been exercised on the public site and courted. Fulfillment, delivery, and receipt are founder-operated and become PROVEN LIVE only with a delivered, receipted engagement. The test-mode tape for the four priority offers is in the public repository under docs/receipts-external.
Status labels distinguish live cashiers, founder-set prices without checkout, and test pricing. No customer results, counts, or automation are claimed.