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What you receive

Six clear deliverables. No mystery build.

Each part of the work produces something you can review and ends with a decision to continue, revise, narrow, or stop.

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Start only where you need to. Define the work, prove the review, or prepare a proven review for daily use. Your proposal identifies exactly what is included.

  1. UNDERSTAND

    Workflow Discovery

    Confirm that one recurring check is valuable, repeatable, and owned by the right person.

    Named artifactsWorkflow inventory, stakeholder map, data-handling sketch, opportunity and risk brief.
    Required inputsInterviews, sample work, current tools, known failure modes, and the desired outcome.
    Acceptance gateOne review has a named owner, measurable outcome, usable examples, and a clear boundary.
    Exit decisionContinue, narrow, defer, or stop.
  2. DEFINE

    Review Specification

    Describe what enters, what should be checked, what comes back, and when a person must decide.

    Named artifactsWorkflow specification, input and output agreement, exception map, and human-control map.
    Required inputsRepresentative cases, systems of record, handoffs, current procedures, and decision owners.
    Acceptance gateYou confirm the target behavior, exclusions, escalation paths, and responsible people.
    Exit decisionApprove, revise, or stop.
  3. CAPTURE

    Review Rules

    Turn the experienced reviewer’s checklist, examples, and exceptions into clear rules that can be tested.

    Named artifactsRules register, source map, example library, ambiguity log, and versioned checklist.
    Required inputsGood and bad examples, policies, reviewer comments, exceptions, and escalation thresholds.
    Acceptance gateRules have a source, can be tested, and are approved for the working review.
    Exit decisionBuild, seek better source material, narrow the use case, or stop.
  4. BUILD

    Working Review Tool

    Run the agreed check from beginning to end using controlled examples.

    Named artifactsWorking review, operator screen, configuration, review trace, and operating guide.
    Required inputsApproved specification and rules, test examples, environment constraints, and user feedback.
    Acceptance gateThe review completes the agreed path and routes defined exceptions to the right person.
    Exit decisionTest, revise the tool, revise the rules, or stop.
  5. TEST

    Results and Evidence

    Compare the review with an agreed set of cases and record catches, misses, unnecessary flags, and escalations.

    Named artifactsTest plan, controlled case set, scorecard, error analysis, and results report.
    Required inputsSuccess thresholds, representative cases, reviewer decisions, and consequence priorities.
    Acceptance gateResults meet the agreed threshold and important misses and false flags are understood.
    Exit decisionPrepare for daily use, improve and retest, restrict use, or stop.
  6. OPERATE

    Controlled Launch

    Prepare a proven review for authorized people to use, monitor, pause, and recover.

    Named artifactsDeployment design, access model, runbook, monitoring plan, rollback plan, and change register.
    Required inputsApproved results, environment access, named operators, incident owner, and change owner.
    Acceptance gateAuthorized users can operate, monitor, pause, and recover the review under agreed controls.
    Exit decisionRelease, restrict, return to testing, or do not launch.

Your proposal controls the scope

The proposal or statement of work identifies the deliverables, client inputs, schedule, price, exclusions, data handling, acceptance conditions, and stop decision. Buying one part does not commit you to the next.

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