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Onboarding and Delivery

A new customer signs up, and the paperwork gets built and filled out on it’s own.

A signup sets the rest in motion: the right package is identified, personalized documents are generated from your templates, and the welcome sequence goes out.

Sound familiar?

  • Every new customer means rebuilding the same documents from scratch.
  • Onboarding speed depends on how busy you are that week.
  • Details get copied wrong between forms, folders, and files.

What the system handles

  • Rebuilding the same documents for each new customer
  • Creating folders and filling in templates by hand
  • Retyping details from intake forms

What your people get back to

Delivering for new customers instead of setting them up.

What you get

  • Intake forms that trigger the whole build
  • Automatic package or tier detection
  • Personalized documents generated from your own templates
  • The same folder structure for every new customer
  • Internal-only data kept apart from customer-facing files
  • Electronic signature for agreements, and welcome emails

How it works

  1. AssessWalk through your current onboarding step by step and collect your templates.
  2. BuildConnect intake forms to document generation, folders, and welcome emails.
  3. MeasureTrack onboarding time and errors for each new customer.
  4. AdjustHandle the edge cases and remove the remaining manual steps.
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Built and running in a real business

When a new client signs up for Orange Performance Climbing, scripts reads the signup, identifies their coaching tier, prescribes their training loads, and builds their client folder with filled plan documents. A custom agent packages this for a final coach review. After any necessary quick edits, the final version is shipped as-is to the new athlete.

Nick Orange, founder

What gets measured

Key Insights
Onboarding time per new customer
Days from signup to first delivery
Errors or rebuilds per month

Questions owners ask

Where are your people's hours going?

Start with a Business Insight Sprint and find the repetitive work worth handing to a system.