Maps

Four ways we draw a capture path

Each engagement ends on paper. None of them replace the lead-capture app you already run.

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Start with a Full Pipeline Map if you want the path from first tap to first human reply. Stay on the screen with a Capture Point Review. Stay after submit with Handoff Mapping. Return later with a Quarterly Check only if we have already mapped that path.

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Flagship engagement

Full Pipeline Map

A written map of one lead-capture app: every field, confirmation, desk handoff, and first human reply, with the stalls named in the order they actually happen.

From RM 4,800 · 10–14 working days from kickoff

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Single form or page

Capture Point Review

A close reading of one form, landing page, or chat widget: field order, error text, and the first screen after submit — without mapping the whole callback desk.

RM 1,600 · Five working days

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After the name is captured

Handoff Mapping

A map of what happens once a name leaves the capture app: shared inboxes, WhatsApp groups, printed lists, and the first spoken reply.

RM 2,400 · Seven working days

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After the path has changed

Quarterly Check

A redraw of an existing Pipeline Map Base map after you change fields, staff, or the thank-you screen, so the paper on the desk still matches the live app.

From RM 1,200 per quarter · Four working days per check