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The process watched
Calls, estimates, follow-up, and the back office, timed as they actually run. Not a software tour.
How an audit teardown is written.
One published teardown a week is the proof plan. None are up yet. This page is the format, not a client result. A teardown lands here when the owner permits it, or when it can be anonymized without inventing numbers.
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Cuts ranked by payback
Each cut names the tool, the cost, and the staff impact. The first one is the one that pays for the next.
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What we would not automate
Judgment, pricing exceptions, and anything a public page cannot make compliant. That list is part of the deliverable, not a footnote.
The paid version of this document is the $750 Front Desk Audit. This page will link each published teardown as it exists. It will not host a sample with made-up savings.