Software cannot resolve an unclear process by itself; it often makes the confusion faster.
Choose one journey
Start with one high-value journey such as enquiry to booked job or deposit to fulfilment.
Identify records
Write down what information must persist as the work moves through the business.
Mark decisions
Document the questions that change ownership, timing, communication or commercial status.
Find exceptions
Include missing information, duplicate leads, payment mismatches, reschedules and failed communication.
Turn the map into requirements
Only then translate the workflow into screens, fields, automations and reports.
Apply the guide
Turn the planning work into a practical system brief.
Describe the current workflow and the point where it breaks down. The review will focus on records, stages, ownership, integration priorities and failure risks.
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