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Workflow automation / The workflow review

About 30 minutes Camera off is fine No obligation to buy anything

One workflow, mapped as it actually runs.

Not a discovery call dressed up as value. A structured look at a single workflow that is costing your agency time, and a straight answer about whether it is worth automating at all.

What you get

Four things, written down and yours to keep.

1. The workflow as it is now

Every step, who touches it, which systems it crosses, and roughly what it costs in time. Written from how it actually runs, not how it is supposed to run.

2. Where it stalls

The specific point where the delay or the error happens, separated from the parts that only feel slow. Usually one or two places, not everywhere.

3. What is worth changing, in order

Prioritised by what it would save against what it would take, including the ones worth doing without any software at all.

4. A pilot scope, if there is one

One clearly bounded piece of work with a success measure agreed before it starts. If the honest answer is that there is nothing worth automating, you get that instead.

What it costs. Free at the moment, for agencies where the fit is obvious after a short conversation. That is a decision currently being tested rather than a permanent policy, and it may become a paid piece of work credited against a first pilot. Whatever it is when you ask, you will be told before it starts, not after.
How it runs

Three steps, and the middle one is yours.

Step 1A short fit call

About fifteen minutes to confirm the agency type, the workflow, how urgent it is and who decides. Camera off is normal here.

Step 2A questionnaire

Sent after the call, filled in when it suits you. This is where the detail comes from, which is why the review does not need a long meeting.

Step 3The review comes back

Written up and sent, with a short recorded walkthrough if that is easier than reading it. Then a decision, in your own time.

Step 4Only if it fits

A pilot is scoped, or you are told plainly that there is not enough here to be worth your money.

Workflow scorecard

Twelve questions. About four minutes.

Scored against the places recruitment and estate agencies most often lose time. It runs entirely in your browser: nothing is sent anywhere, nothing is stored, and there is no email box to fill in before you see the result.

Next step

The review is the cheap way to find out.

First Book a workflow review

Thirty minutes on one workflow that is costing you. Camera off is fine and normal.

Book a review
Or Run the numbers

The ROI calculator uses your own figures and shows every formula it applies.

Open the calculator
Or Send a message

A question, on WhatsApp or by email. No pitch and no follow-up sequence.