WorkflowPatch

A fixed sprint for one broken handoff.

A paid sprint turns one operational workflow into a tested patch with source artifacts, transformation logic, review or destination output, error handling, QA checks, and a short runbook.

Sprint Shape Written scope first
Scope One source, one transformation, one destination, plus explicit exclusions.
Evidence Accepted rows, blocked rows, error log, and acceptance checks.
Handoff Runbook, artifact list, QA matrix, and closeout summary.

Packages

Free Teardown Note

Free

One short async note on the smallest useful patch. No implementation, no access request, and no payment link.

Founding Sprint

$2,500

Fixed-scope build plus first-month care. Ongoing care is $500/month after month 1 if both sides want it.

Priority Sprint

$3,000

One-time fixed-scope build with no care plan required. Best for a clean urgent patch or trial deliverable.

Payment links are sent only after written scope is accepted. No live work starts until payment, usable sample data, and access boundaries are ready.

Included In A Paid Sprint

Scope Brief

  • Source, transformation, and destination.
  • Acceptance checks before build starts.
  • Explicit out-of-scope list.

Working Patch

  • Processing script or configured workflow.
  • Review queue or destination-ready output.
  • Duplicate and malformed-row handling.

Delivery Evidence

  • QA evidence matrix.
  • Accepted, blocked, and error artifacts.
  • Short runbook and handoff note.

Acceptance Checks

Before Payment

  1. Buyer confirms the workflow can be reduced to one first slice.
  2. Buyer confirms the source data and destination boundary.
  3. Buyer accepts the exclusion list and approval rules.

Before Acceptance

  1. Valid examples create the expected output rows or draft records.
  2. Invalid examples create blocked/error rows instead of silent failure.
  3. Customer-facing output remains approval-gated unless the buyer separately accepts a live-send scope.

Not A Fit

Broad Rebuilds

Full platform rewrites, large migrations, and open-ended architecture ownership need a narrower paid proof first.

Sensitive Live Actions

Legal, medical, payroll, tax, regulated, payment, or customer-facing actions start with redacted or review-only proof.

Guarantee Requests

No guaranteed revenue, rankings, deliverability, compliance outcome, or zero-failure promise. The deliverable is a tested patch with evidence.

Useful first slice: a redacted sample, one current manual step, and one destination where a review queue or ledger would already save time.

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