Onboarding time
3-4 days -> under 24 hrs
End-to-end from signed SOW to kickoff-ready, with all steps automated.
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Conservative rollout evidence for field-service workflows
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Evidence-safe proof artifact
Agency Client Onboarding Workflow
Anonymized proof snapshot for an automated client onboarding workflow at a marketing agency.
8-person marketing agency•Agency
Workflow scope
Signed SOW -> welcome kit -> questionnaire -> tool access -> internal brief -> kickoff scheduling
Baseline
- New client onboarding took 3-4 days of manual steps — welcome emails, access provisioning, brief creation.
- Project kickoffs were regularly delayed while ops chased missing questionnaire responses and tool setup.
- Scope confusion in the first week was common because internal briefs were assembled ad hoc.
What was built
- Automated onboarding sequence triggered by signed SOW — sends welcome kit, intake questionnaire, and tool access instructions.
- Internal brief auto-generated from questionnaire responses and routed to the assigned project team.
- Kickoff scheduling link sent automatically once questionnaire and access steps were confirmed complete.
Observed outcome pattern
- Onboarding time compressed from 3-4 days to under 24 hours for most new clients.
- Ops manager reclaimed roughly 8 hours per week previously spent on manual onboarding coordination.
- Client satisfaction improved — noticeably fewer 'what do I need to do?' emails in the first week.
Conservative checkpoint metrics
Ops time saved
~8 hrs/week
Manual welcome emails, access chasing, and brief assembly replaced by automated sequence.
Build timeline
8 days
From kickoff to live workflow covering welcome, questionnaire, brief, and scheduling.
Evidence safeguards
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