Audit output

The buyer should receive a decision-ready audit, not a vague teardown.

This page shows what the paid DocSafe audit actually returns: the current-state breakdown, the main risk points, the recommended state model, and the narrow setup option if the buyer wants the process rebuilt after review.

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3 core audit outputs
1 recommended next implementation path
$900 logical next step if buyer wants setup

Delivery Table

What the audit returns to the buyer.

Output	What It Covers	Why It Matters
Current-state breakdown	The exact points where documents enter, stall, or get misrouted.	Shows where time and trust are being lost today.
Risk map	Approval blind spots, raw-file exposure, and status uncertainty.	Makes the operational risk visible enough to justify change.
Recommended state model	The proposed collect, review, approve, sign, and deliver sequence.	Gives the buyer a clean target operating model.
Implementation option	The narrowest next setup scope if the buyer wants execution.	Turns the audit into a credible path to the $900 setup sprint.

Buyer Value

What this audit should help the buyer decide.

Fix now or later

The buyer can see whether the workflow pain is minor or worth immediate setup work.

What to fix first

The audit should identify the first practical change, not ten equally weighted ideas.

Whether to expand

If the buyer wants implementation, the audit naturally points to the DocSafe setup sprint instead of a vague custom quote.

Upgrade Path

Use the audit to create the next paid decision.

Stay at audit

If the buyer only wants clarity, the audit still stands on its own as a paid operational review.

Move to setup sprint

If the buyer wants the workflow implemented, route them into the core DocSafe setup sprint as the next commercial step.

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Use the same payment route

The commercial progression can change, but the wallet route stays stable for the next step.

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