A written plan for one business workflow.
A fixed-fee plan for one workflow, before you commit to a build. You can use it whether or not we build it.
Paid, fixed fee
One workflow, written down properly.
Four steps to prepare your plan. The example below sets out what is included, from the workflow map to the written scope, exclusions and build quote.
Define the workflow
Choose the single process to examine.
Map it
Describe the people, systems and handoffs involved.
Review the options
Compare configuration, connections and a build.
Receive the plan
Review the written scope, exclusions and build quote.
New enquiry to booked job
1One workflow
and one interview with the person who owns it
Owner interviewed: the office manager.
2A map
of how it works today and how it should work
3A review
of the systems involved and what access they allow
- Read access
- Accounts package
- Export only
- Calendar
- Read and write
4A recommended approach
build, configure or connect
5A written scope
exclusions and a build quote
Connect the enquiry form to one job record and the calendar.
Illustrative exclusionReplacing the accounts package.
Your build quoteWritten after the systems and access are reviewed.
6One round
of questions and changes
You can use the plan whether or not we build it.
A plan, not a build.
The Blueprint does not include:
- 01Building softwareNot included
- 02Moving dataNot included
- 03Changing system accessNot included
- 04Running campaignsNot included
Common questions
Is the first conversation free?
Yes. The Blueprint is a separate paid engagement agreed before it starts.
Do I have to use Solva for the build?
No. You can use the written plan whether or not we build it.
What does it cost?
We agree a fixed fee before starting.
What if the answer is that we should not build anything?
Then the plan says so. The recommended approach can be to configure what you have or to connect two systems, not only to build. See configure, connect or build.
