CROOXCurrent-state map
The workflow boundary, owner, systems, handoffs, approvals and accepted output.
Paid Workflow Diagnostic
Buy a decision. Before you commit to a build.
Understand what is slowing one important workflow, which evidence supports the diagnosis and what change is worth considering.
Free Operational Fit Scan → Paid Workflow Diagnostic → Custom Implementation Proposal. Approve each paid stage separately. Explore workflow automation consulting →
Baseline and evidence
What is happening now, with observed values, supplied inputs, assumptions and measurement gaps distinguished.
Constraint diagnosis
The leading explanation, competing explanations and what remains uncertain.
Options and recommendation
Process, data, existing tools, integrations or custom implementation. Preparation or no build remains a valid choice.
Proof and acceptance plan
The proposed primary metric, quality safeguards, dependencies and checks for a justified change.
Commercial next step
A separately approved custom proposal where justified. A diagnostic is not an automatic purchase of implementation.
Inspect the decision deliverable.
Follow the fictional Northstar inbound-enquiry journey from evidence to recommendation, proposed scope and measurement. It contains no client data or quoted implementation amount.
Read the sample diagnostic and proposal outline →Scope, timing and your participation
The diagnostic’s fee, duration, delivery start conditions, evidence boundary, client participation and review meeting are agreed before it begins. Timing depends on the scope and the availability of agreed inputs and access; no universal turnaround is promised here.
You name a workflow owner, provide authorised examples and available operating records, help check the current-state map and attend the decision review. Missing evidence is identified rather than replaced with invented measurements.
What if the recommendation is no build?
You receive the findings and recommendation within the agreed scope. A simpler process, existing tool, preparation-first step or no build may be the best decision. You are not committed to an implementation purchase.
How pricing and ongoing costs work
Every Croox implementation is custom. We first diagnose the workflow, data, systems and operating requirements. Where a build is justified, you receive a scoped proposal with pricing, responsibilities and acceptance criteria before deciding whether to proceed. The diagnostic is a separate paid engagement, with its fee agreed before it begins. You are not committed to implementation.
Any diagnostic credit, cancellation or refund arrangement applies only as stated in your written agreement. Support, usage, third-party costs and exit responsibilities are defined before implementation approval.