Workflow discovery and boundary map
Name the pressure point, trigger, source systems, approval owner, prohibited data, source context, and 30-day proof metric.
The first pilot should be narrow, measurable, and review-owned. Discovery uses workflow descriptions only. Any production connection to firm systems requires normal vendor, security, privacy, and professional review.
Name the pressure point, trigger, source systems, approval owner, prohibited data, source context, and 30-day proof metric.
Design the sidecar output: routing queue, exception summary, missing-item checklist, status packet, or reviewer-ready notes.
Run the support lane against approved workflow notes. Do not send client-facing output without human approval.
Compare proof metric, risk boundary, staff feedback, and next-step recommendation. Approve, revise, or stop.
No client files, tax IDs, bank data, payroll registers, tax returns, audit evidence, or private financial statements in discovery.
A qualified firm professional approves tax, audit, payroll, accounting, client communication, invoice, filing, and payment decisions.
Measure faster owner assignment, fewer unresolved exceptions, cleaner packets, fewer repeated follow-ups, or better partner visibility.