Automation audit workbook
Find what to automate first before you pay for live help.
This is the self-guided option for operators who know there is drag in the business but want to diagnose it themselves before booking a live automation audit.
What you actually get
A structured audit across delivery, follow-up, admin overhead, and the Priority Map that turns the mess into a ranked top 3.
Priority Map preview
1. Lead follow-up automation — High impact / Low effort
2. Client onboarding system — High impact / Medium effort
3. Weekly reporting cleanup — Medium impact / Low effort
Start self-guided, then step up to the Diagnostic if you want expert judgment and faster prioritization.
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What it is
Stop buying tools before you know what deserves automation.
Most operators do the stupid thing first: they buy software before they know where their actual drag lives.
This workbook fixes that. You audit delivery, sales follow-up, admin overhead, and the recurring founder bottlenecks that keep eating your week. Then you score the opportunities and leave with a 1-page Automation Priority Map.
No generic AI hype. No random stack recommendations. Just a cleaner answer on what to automate first.
What you leave with
After 90 minutes, you should have a clearer answer — not just more notes.
A clearer picture of the drag
You surface where delivery, follow-up, and admin are actually wasting time instead of blaming generic busyness.
A ranked top 3 shortlist
You narrow the real automation opportunities down to the few moves worth acting on now.
A cleaner next decision
You know whether to self-implement, step up to the Diagnostic, or hold off until the fundamentals are tighter.
What's inside
The audit covers the parts of the business most people keep hand-waving.
Delivery audit
Map every step from payment received to result delivered. Find the repeatable work still hiding inside delivery.
Sales + follow-up audit
Trace the path from first contact to paid client so money leaks stop masquerading as “just how it works.”
Admin overhead audit
Add up the invisible tax: reporting, chasing, updating, packaging, and all the recurring junk that should already be systemized.
Priority Map synthesis
Rank the real opportunities by impact and effort so you leave with a top 3, not a graveyard of 27 ideas.
Founder walkthrough
See what the workbook helps you figure out before you buy more tools.
A short founder video on who the workbook is for, what gets audited, and when to stay self-guided versus stepping up to the Diagnostic.
Workbook or diagnostic?
Choose structure if you want to think it through yourself. Choose judgment if you want the sharper answer faster.
Start with the workbook if…
- You want a lower-cost first step.
- You're willing to do the thinking honestly.
- You want to rank your own opportunities before booking a call.
- You need clarity, not implementation yet.
Go straight to the diagnostic if…
- You already know the drag is real and want expert prioritization fast.
- You don't want to waste time guessing wrong.
- You want live pressure-testing of the workflow, not just a solo framework.
- You're probably one decision away from implementation.
Start with the self-guided path
Choose the workbook when you want clarity first without jumping straight into live help.
If you want to work through the audit yourself before bringing in outside help, this is the cleanest first move.
The workbook gives you the same decision structure behind the diagnostic — just in a self-guided format. You audit the business, rank the opportunities, and leave with a Priority Map instead of more tool noise.
If you already know you want expert judgment, skip the self-guided route and go straight to the Diagnostic.