Self-serve workflow tools

Diagnose one problem yourself.

Free tools that map where work gets stuck. Use the one that matches your problem, then book a workflow call if you want help fixing it.

Use the one that matches.

Each is self-serve. None require a call. The primary next step for most visitors is still a workflow conversation with Jay.

Interactive · 15 questions~ 5 min

The Revenue Leak Scorecard

Fifteen honest questions about how your business turns enquiries into revenue. Your biggest leaks ranked, each with the system that fixes it.

  • Fifteen questions across leads, follow-up, admin, tools and AI readiness
  • A score out of 100, a band, and your top three leaks
  • Each leak links to the system that fixes it
Take the Scorecard
Interactive · free8–12 min

Time Reclaim Audit

Map non-billable hours and leave with a 3–7 tool shortlist matched to your stack, vertical and Australian constraints — in AUD.

  • Named tools, not “try ChatGPT”
  • Reclaimable hours and monthly cost bands
  • AHPRA / AFSL / Privacy Act filters built in
Start the Audit
Checklist · 7 leak points~ 15 min

The HubSpot Revenue Leak Checklist

The seven places HubSpot portals leak revenue, plus the operational checks that reveal whether the CRM can be trusted.

  • Pipeline hygiene and stale deal checks
  • Workflow, property and lifecycle debt prompts
  • Reporting trust and attribution questions
Get the checklist
Playbook · 47 points~ 12 min

The CRM Portal Cleanup Playbook

Forty-seven things to delete, archive or rebuild in a typical 2 to 4 year old CRM portal. The same review logic the Workflow Diagnostic applies.

  • Property and pipeline diagnostics with SQL-style filters
  • Lifecycle stage map you can paste into your portal
  • What to archive, what to delete, what to rebuild
Open the playbook

Know the problem. Ready to fix one workflow?

That is what the workflow call is for. Thirty minutes with Jay: the stuck handoff, the tools involved, and whether a diagnostic or a scoped fix is the right next step.

Book a workflow call