Written for the person doing the work
Plain language, clear ownership, and the actual handoffs — not a binder no one opens.
Stage 03 · Document
Get the business out of people's heads.
Operations documentation is insurance, not homework. We turn tribal knowledge into simple SOPs your team can follow — so a resignation does not become a crisis.
The stage most providers skip
You cannot automate a process nobody has written down. You also cannot hand a buyer a business that only runs because one person remembers the exceptions.
Documented SOPs are key-person insurance today and show up in diligence tomorrow. ExitValue.ai found SOPs correlate with a 0.25× higher sale multiple.
Good enough beats perfect
For 10–50 person firms, the goal is not a giant operations manual. It is a living record of the critical work your business cannot afford to lose.
Useful on a normal Tuesday
The process reflects how the business runs now, then stays current as the work changes.
Ready for the next person
A new hire, a teammate covering leave, or a buyer can see how critical work gets done.
Document first. Then automate.
A working automation needs a real process beneath it. Once the steps, owners, and exceptions are visible, we can automate the repetitive work and train the people who need to run the new way.
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