Current-state teardown
A short review of where documents enter, where they stall, and where status becomes unclear.
Paid start offer
Start with the DocSafe audit before any broader setup work.
This is the narrowest paid entry point: a document workflow review focused on intake gaps, approval confusion, redaction risk, and final delivery friction. It is designed to turn messy operations into a concrete implementation map.
- $300 total audit price
- $90 deposit to start
- 72h target turnaround after intake
Deliverables
What the buyer gets for the first paid step.
Risk map
Clear notes on leakage points, approval blind spots, and sharing risks around raw versus safe copies.
Proposed state model
A recommended operating flow for collect, review, approve, sign, and final delivery.
Start Conditions
Keep the first commercial step small and explicit.
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| Price | $300 total for the audit. |
| Deposit | $90 wallet deposit before the audit starts. |
| Buyer sends | 1 current workflow summary, 2 sample document paths, 3 main pain points. |
| Delivery target | Within 72 hours after the intake materials and deposit are confirmed. |
| Expansion path | If the buyer wants implementation next, the audit rolls naturally into the setup sprint. |
Buyer Message
Short text to send when the buyer asks how to start.
Copy-ready close
Best first step is the DocSafe audit. It is $300 total, with a $90 deposit to begin. I review the current intake and approval path, map the main risks, and return the recommended operating flow before any bigger setup work.
Deposit handoff
If you want to start there, send the deposit and then I will send the short intake requirements so the audit can begin.
Open Payment PagePost-payment intake
After payment, use the intake page to send the exact workflow summary, examples, and pain points needed to start the audit.
Open Audit IntakeWallet Route
Use the same wallet route, but with a DocSafe-specific start condition.
Preferred asset is USDC. Preferred simple route is Base. After payment, send the transaction hash and mention that it is for the DocSafe audit start.