Day 1
Map one workflow
Review one non-confidential workflow from inquiry, consult, matter setup, document handoff, or partner reporting.
5-day fix sprint
The diagnostic identifies the costly manual handoff. The sprint fixes one or two concrete intake, follow-up, matter setup, document, or reporting workflows using the tools already in place.
$1,500-$3,000
Scoped after the free teardown or paid diagnostic. No confidential client facts, privileged material, payment data, credentials, or private case details are needed for the first teardown.
Before / after
New inquiries sit in inboxes, voicemail, or forms without a visible owner
Every new lead has an owner, status, next action, and follow-up clock
No-show or no-answer prospects depend on memory
No-shows and stale leads move through a defined follow-up path
Consultation outcomes do not reliably become matter setup tasks
Consult outcomes create the next matter, document, or close-lost step
Staff route documents and messages through ad hoc emails or chats
Document/message handoffs have a queue, owner, and exception rule
Partners ask for manual updates because stuck work is invisible
Stuck leads, matters, and handoffs are visible in one weekly view
Timeline
Day 1
Review one non-confidential workflow from inquiry, consult, matter setup, document handoff, or partner reporting.
Day 2
Set the statuses, owner, follow-up timing, exception path, and no-confidential-data implementation boundary.
Day 3
Update forms, intake fields, CRM views, saved searches, templates, checklists, or simple automations where access is available.
Day 4
Run no-show, stale lead, consult outcome, missing document, and stuck matter scenarios against the new flow.
Day 5
Deliver the runbook, rollback note, staff checklist, and 30-day metric for partner review.
Deliverables
The sprint is narrow by design. It should reduce one expensive manual handoff without requiring a platform migration or exposing confidential client material.
If the leak looks real, the next step is either the $300-$500 diagnostic or the $1,500-$3,000 sprint. If the leak is too small or too sensitive, the answer should be no.