About ten minutes

The intake before
your blueprint session.

Fill this in and the session starts at your actual workflow instead of at zero. You get the map either way, and it is yours to keep.

One request before you start: no client names and no confidential client information anywhere in this form. We only need the shape of how the work moves, never the contents.

See a sample blueprint first if you want to know what you walk away with. It is a composite example from a 30-person firm.

Not ready for ten minutes? Take the two-minute readiness check instead.

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What you receive after the session

Your process as it actually runs

Written down, step by step, including the handoffs nobody documented and the one spreadsheet everything depends on. Most owners tell us this alone was worth the hour.

Automation candidates, ranked by what they are worth

Not a list of everything possible. An ordered list, with the first build named and the reason it goes first stated in hours and money.

What stays human, and why

Every approval point kept on purpose, with the person who owns it named. The automation multiplies your team's hours. It does not speak for the firm.

A line around what cannot leave the building

Supervision obligations, audit scope, client confidentiality, anything under a regulator's eye. Drawn explicitly, so the build never wanders across it.