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Examine a website

Sta. Rosa, Laguna, Philippines

Process

How the work runs

Four steps, in that order, every time. The first one is the one most projects skip, and it is the reason the other three go wrong.

Diagnose where work breaksDesign the operational systemBuild and integrate itLaunch, observe, and improve it
  1. 01

    Diagnose where work breaks

    Before anything is built, the operation is mapped as it actually runs — not as the org chart says it runs.

    Where work enters, who has to remember what, where things wait, what nobody can see, and what breaks when volume doubles. The public website gets a structural read as part of this.

    You get
    A one-page map of the failure points, ranked by cost.
    Takes
    1 week
  2. 02

    Design the operational system

    The smallest system that removes the worst leaks first.

    Which pieces are public-facing, which run in the back office, what fires automatically, and what stays human. Every module is tied to a failure point from the diagnosis.

    You get
    A written scope with a fixed number on it, and the first build named.
    Takes
    1 week
  3. 03

    Build and integrate it

    Built in the tools you already pay for wherever possible, replaced only where they genuinely fail.

    Working software in front of the people who will use it every week, not a reveal at the end. Integrations and automations are wired as the modules land.

    You get
    The first build live, with real records in it.
    Takes
    3–8 weeks
  4. 04

    Launch, observe, and improve it

    A system is only finished once it is the way work gets done.

    Launch with the team, watch where it is bypassed, and fix the reasons. Metrics from the diagnosis are re-measured against the new baseline.

    You get
    Measured change against the original failure points, and a maintenance plan.
    Takes
    Ongoing
Step one, in detail

Five questions I ask of every operation I am brought into.

The website diagnostic runs a structural version of this on your public site in about a minute. It is a useful first read, not a substitute for the full week.

Start a project
01
Where work enters
Forms, inboxes, calls — every entry point into the business
INPUT
02
Who has to remember
Every handoff that depends on a person recalling it
RISK
03
Where it waits
Queues, approvals, and the delays nobody measures
RISK
04
What nobody can see
Decisions made on stale data because there is no live view
RISK
05
What breaks at scale
The step that fails the moment volume doubles
BREAK

What this is not

  • Not a redesign of your website with a form on the end.
  • Not a vendor tool you rent and reshape your team around.
  • Not a reveal at the end. You see working software every week from step three.
  • Not finished at launch. It is finished when it is how work gets done.

Who is doing the work