Change the hours. That's the number most shops start with.
One supervised workflow, not a robot employee.
It takes the request, follows your rules, logs what happened, and hands exceptions to a person.
Issue A call comes in while you are on a job. The caller gets voicemail and tries the next shop.
A receptionist
Answers approved questions, takes the job details, and sends emergencies to a person in the same exchange.
Result Every request in scope follows a tested answer, queue, or hand-to-a-person path.
Issue Requests arrive by phone, email, and text. Nobody can see who owns the next step.
A dispatcher
Sorts each request, sends it to the right person, and stops for a person when the rules do not cover it.
Result Every request gets acted on, in an orderly, traceable workflow, at all hours.
Issue Finished work waits in email. Invoices go out late and follow-up happens when someone remembers.
A filing clerk
Queues the invoice when work is marked done, follows the approved reminder plan, and sends disputes to a person.
Result Templates drafted within minutes for a person to approve and send.
Issue Three helpers each finish their part. Nothing carries the result to the person who has to act, so it sits in an inbox nobody is watching.
A coordinator
Connects to the email, phone and text channels the business already runs. Takes what the receptionist, dispatcher and filing clerk hand up and delivers it to you or the right employee, where you already look.
Result Three agents can run as one team. That's the Small team product. What needs your attention reaches you where you already look.
A fixed first step
Get a clear answer for every subscription.
$999 CAD + 13% HST
One interview, research, a written report with a one-page verdict, a review call, and 14 days of email follow-up.
If the audit doesn't give you a clear keep, cancel, or change answer for every subscription we review, we finish the work at no charge.
Our operators have run location logistics on productions that aired on Netflix, Amazon, Crave, Hulu, Lifetime and Hallmark.
Street level
Choose the door that matches the work.
If the answer is not clear yet, use the four questions below.
Next steps
Start with what needs to change.
Not sure? Start with the $999 audit. Already know the problem? Book the free call. Either way, this is the sequence.
Step 1 · seven days
The Subscription Audit
$999CAD + 13% HST
Every subscription you pay for gets a written keep, cancel or change verdict, with the reason and the next action. One interview, a research pass, a one-page verdict, a review call and 14 days of follow-up.
Audit price credited to the Map within 90 days. Map price credited for 90 days against Launch or Build. Workmanship covered for 90 days after delivery.
What happens, and who does it
Book, or pay
Day 0
You
Pick a free 15-minute slot, or pay for the $999 audit now.
We
Send the prep package the same day: what we'll ask and what to gather.
The interview
Week 1
You
Walk us through one ordinary workday, 60–90 minutes, your place or video.
We
Research every tool you pay for and the work around it.
The report
Within seven days
You
Read the one-page verdict first; the rest is the reasoning.
We
Walk it with you on a 30-minute call, then 14 days of email follow-up.
Decide
Your call
You
Keep, cancel or change. Every decision stays yours; nothing else is owed.
We
Write the next step down before you pay for it. The audit price is credited to the Map within 90 days.
What you get
One repeating job, missed calls, dispatch, or invoices, running in the tools you already pay for. You approve the rules. A person still gets the exceptions.
Works inside what you already run
We work inside the tools you already run, QuickBooks Online, Jobber, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Shopify, Stripe, and most systems with an API. No migration.
Get found
Not ready for an audit? Start with a video.
A short video that introduces your business, made from photos you already have. It gives you something to post on the places people check before they call.
No claims without a client's written permission. Until then, the document is the proof: here are two decisions from the fictional sample, as the report prints them.
Fictional sample
Subscription Audit, sample report§3 · Subscription and tool inventory · two of nine rows
Tool
Office phone plan
Verdict
Change
Why
Missed-call text-back is a feature already included in the plan. It is switched off.
Action
Enable text-back and business-hours routing. Emergencies still ring the on-call mobile.
Tool
Separate online-booking subscription
Verdict
Cancel
Why
Jobber, which the shop already pays for, includes online booking. The second tool duplicates it.
Two rows from the fictional inventory, laid out as they are in the report: the tool, one of three verdicts, the reason, and what happens next. Every subscription you pay for gets a row like this, and the top three problems get a full page each.
Illustrative sample. Fictional business, not a client. Shows the format of the deliverable; no results claimed.
No client results published yet. We publish the first completed workflow when a client gives written permission.
What we measure
Response timeFrom a request arriving to the first reply.
Capture rateRequests with the job details recorded.
Handoff rateExceptions that reached a person.
Invoice lagFrom work marked done to invoice sent.
A day with / without
Same work. A different evening.
One request, followed from the first ring to the invoice, including the point where a person takes over. The target column is illustrative: it shows the design, not a measured result.
Step
TodayThe hours in the owner's math above
Target IllustrativeThe designed workflow, not a measured result
Capture
Missed calls wait in voicemail. The caller tries the next shop.
Approved replies go out in the same exchange, and urgent calls reach a person.
Assignment
Job details live in texts and memory. Nobody can see who owns the next step.
Every request has a next step and an owner, logged where the team can see it.
A person takes over
Exceptions get noticed when someone remembers to look.
Anything outside the approved rules, a dispute, an emergency, a question with no approved answer, stops and goes to a named person on the channel they already use.
Invoice
Invoices start after the paid work ends, at the kitchen table.
Finished work queues the invoice and its approved reminders; a person approves and sends.
The "today" column is the hours a week you entered above, at the rate you set: $ a week, $ a year. Change the numbers in the owner's math and this line follows.
Which one fits?
Four things owners say about their shop.
Tick whatever sounds like your shop. The recommendation names one door; the free call confirms it.
Decide
Start where the risk is smallest.
The audit costs $999 CAD + 13% HST, takes seven days, and its price is credited to the Map. The free call is fifteen minutes and books nothing.