Week 1
Lock down scope
We cut the use case to realistic size. What gets built, what deliberately doesn't. No scope creep.
Consulting · Implementation
Workflow Build Sprint
- 2–4 weeks
- from €4,000
- Custom build
No talk, just build. We ship the first real workflow that saves your team measurable time. In weeks, not quarters.
Prerequisite
Best after a prioritised potential assessment.
As soon as it is clear which use case should go live first, we turn the workshop result into a running workflow with handover and team enablement.
When is this the right fit?
The bottleneck is clear.
What's missing is the build.
Your team doesn't need more analysis. You need the first running workflow.
- You know exactly which process eats time, but you don't have a solution in production yet.
- You want proof in daily operations, not another strategy document.
- You need someone who thinks through scope, rollout, and handover, not just delivers code.
You get
A workflow that runs in daily operations from week one.
- Running workflow for a concrete bottleneck, not for the shelf
- Team training: Your people can operate the workflow themselves
- Handover with documentation, ownership, and a clear usage path
- KPI baseline: Measurable time savings from day one, not after months
- Clean scope instead of an endlessly growing project
Process
From bottleneck to running workflow.
In weeks, not quarters.
Week 1–2
Build and iterate
We build close to your real work pattern. Tangible progress, not theory iterations.
Week 2–4
Introduce with your team
Roles, usage, and handovers are set up so the workflow doesn't depend on one champion alone.
Week 4
Handover and first numbers
Documented status, first measurable impact, and a clear decision: What comes next?
Investment
Clear scope, clear price.
No endless project.
One reliable first result in 2–4 weeks. Price follows scope, not day rates.
- Investment €4,000 – 12,000 depending on scope
- Duration 2–4 weeks to the first running version
- Team time roughly 2–4 hours per week for alignment and feedback
Getting started
Two steps.
Then we build.
1. Scope call
We assess whether the use case is already clear enough for a Build Sprint or whether a Clarity Sprint should come first.
2. Start the sprint
We define scope, team roles, and the first build cycle so implementation starts with focus instead of friction.
Next step
Your bottleneck is clear. Now you need the build?
Let's figure out whether the Workflow Build Sprint is the right next step.