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Workflow review worksheet

Turn one recurring task into a clear plan.

THE WORKFLOW FIELD KIT / 01

Make the work
make sense.

One process. Four useful questions:
What’s wrong? What happens? What does it cost? What do we test?

Allow 15–20 minutes • No sign-up • Yours to keep

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Define the problem

Choose one process. Start with the last time the work actually happened.

Keep it specific: a weekly report, new-client setup, or a lead handoff.

Name a role or person who can make decisions and check the result.

Describe the business result, not just the technology you want.

A specific event, time, or request.

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Map the work

Write the normal path first. Then account for the cases that need a person.

Include where the official record lives.

List the fields or documents. Leave out real customer data.

Use one step per line. Include the person or tool doing each step.

A result someone can check.

For each exception, say who handles it.

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Size the effort

Use estimates if needed. Keep recovered time separate from spending that actually disappears.

Count the same unit each time.

Include checking and re-entry.

Include human review and ordinary exceptions.

Only costs that actually go away. Do not count wages just because time is recovered.

Tools, usage, upkeep, and support.

Build, migration, testing, and training.

These are planning inputs, not a forecast. For the math, use the automation value calculator ↗.

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Plan a small test

Choose a limited change, a way to judge it, and a clear next action.

Limit the work. Note permissions or access that must be approved first.

Write the current baseline, target, and who checks it.

Name the failure signal, owner, and fallback.

One action, an owner, and a date.

MAKE IT USEFUL

Keep the plan. Take the next step.

Print your answers or save them as a PDF. Bring the plan to your team—or use it to start a conversation with Connor.

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Use it with the work in front of you.

Choose one recent example with customer details removed. Fill in what you know, and leave gaps as questions to resolve. The aim is a plan your team can use for a small test.

The example is fictional. Its volumes and costs are assumptions, not prices or measured results. Your entries are not sent to CCAiHelp or stored by this tool.

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What’s slowing
your team down?

I’m Connor Carroll. I build AI and automation that keeps follow-up moving and takes repetitive work off your team’s plate.

Tell me what you want to improve. I’ll get back to you directly.

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