Which workflow should you automate first?
Most automation programs stall by starting with the wrong workflow — too many exceptions, the wrong system of record, or a compliance constraint discovered at Week 4. Seven questions identify where to start and which engagement path fits, using the same routing logic a discovery conversation applies.
Your answers are evaluated in your browser and are never sent anywhere unless you choose to have a tailored read emailed to you. The recommendation is a starting point for a conversation — not a scoped proposal.
What the first conversation covers
Have a tailored read sent to you
Optional. Send your routing to a senior practitioner and we will reply by email with a short, specific read on the workflow you described — no obligation. Your answers are only transmitted if you submit this form.
An honest routing, deliberately
What it is
The routing logic a discovery conversation applies, in a form you can run yourself: whether your situation calls for a diagnostic first or a single governed workflow taken straight to production — and whether the data involved requires the evidence layer. It names the answers that drove it, so the logic is transparent.
What it is not
Not a scoped proposal, a price, or a commitment. It cannot see your exception rates, your integration surface, or what your compliance team will actually approve — the three things that most often re-order the “obvious” starting workflow. Scoping happens in the engagement, against reality.
About this tool
Turn the routing into a plan
Bring the workflow this tool surfaced — or the one it ruled out — to a short conversation. We respond with a preliminary read: whether it is the right first workflow, what the compliance path looks like, and what production would take.