Two calls and a working fix in between. Here is what happens at each step, what we need from you, and how the price works.
Thirty minutes with Helen Chan of The Reagent Co. and me. We don't pitch anything. We ask questions like these:
That last answer matters. It's the number we use later to show what the fix is worth.
We pick the job that hurts most and build a working fix for it, made around how your team already does that work. About a week. It's rough on purpose: enough to click through and judge, not a finished product.
Stipend requests came in through many school trackers, and the same details got typed several times. The fix: one form for every school that won't go through until it has the type, the work, the dates, the amount and who pays. A page shows who each request is waiting on and for how many days, and what the teacher hears at each step.
We build it on made-up data, so nothing of yours leaves your systems to get to this point.
You click through the fix yourself. We tell you what it does and what it doesn't do yet. Then we add up the hours it gives back, using the numbers you gave us on the first call. If it's worth it to you, we talk price. If it isn't, you owe us nothing.
No price before you see the fix. The price is set by the size of the job. A small fix costs a small amount.
Sometimes the problem is bigger than one job, like how pay or reviews work across the whole organization. We'll tell you that straight. We still start with one fix you can see.
More examples of what we've built are on the Tools page.
Your data stays in your own systems and follows your rules. If we ever need to take data out, we take only what the work needs, with names removed, and we delete it when the work ends. We agree on all of this in writing before we start.
We never take student records.
On the call, you tell us where your week goes. We listen and ask questions. No pitch.
Or email brett@fullstacked.ai
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