48h Offer
Fix one messy workflow in 48 hours
If one workflow keeps leaking time, trust, or clarity, diagnose it properly before more tools get layered on top.
A buyer path that starts with clarity, not guesswork.
This is for teams with one workflow that feels heavier than it should: too many handoffs, unclear ownership, slow approvals, brittle automation, or repeated manual cleanup. The goal is simple — isolate the real bottleneck and show the cleanest next move.
What gets fixed
- Messy workflow handoffs
- Repeated manual steps
- Approval bottlenecks
- Hidden failure points
- Automation confusion
Clear deliverables
- 1 workflow teardown focused on the exact bottleneck slowing the team down
- Friction map showing where delays, duplicate work, and failure points are coming from
- Prioritized fix plan with what to keep manual, what to automate, and what to sequence next
- Buyer-ready summary and handoff path into implementation or the Mainframe-Aware AI Review
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Choose the diagnosis tier
Basic
$49
Fast diagnosis for one workflow with a compact action memo.
Buy Basic Workflow Diagnosis — $49Standard
$99
Best path for most buyers: one workflow diagnosis, fix plan, and direct intake handoff.
Buy Standard Workflow Diagnosis — $99Premium
$179
Deeper diagnosis plus stronger implementation framing for higher-stakes workflows.
Buy Premium Workflow Diagnosis — $179Intake form handoff
After payment, send the exact workflow context.
The cleanest path is payment first, then intake immediately after so the diagnosis clock starts with real information instead of guesswork.
What to submit in the intake
- What the workflow is supposed to do
- Where it currently gets slow, messy, or fragile
- What tools, systems, or approvals are involved
- What outcome you want after the fix
Value ladder
If the workflow touches legacy risk, move up to the Mainframe-Aware AI Review.
Workflow diagnosis is the fast entry point. If the bottleneck sits close to system-of-record logic, audit constraints, batch timing, or legacy integration risk, the next step is the deeper architecture review.