What happens on a scoping call
A scoping call is how we decide whether OpsPal is the right studio for your problem—and what a sensible first build looks like. It is not a generic discovery call that ends in “we’ll send a proposal.”
Before the call
You share what feels broken: revenue leaks, tool chaos, a product you need shipped, or reporting that will not survive a lender conversation. No deck required.
On the call (typically 30–45 minutes)
- Context: revenue band, team shape, tools, and what “done” means for you.
- Constraints: timeline, budget band, compliance, and who owns delivery on your side.
- System map: where work enters, where it stalls, and what is already in production.
- Fit check: whether this is RevOps, a product build, fractional ops, or debt-readiness work.
After the call
You get a short written summary: prioritized outcomes, quick wins, and—when scope warrants it—a scoping & roadmap engagement option. If we are not the right fit, we say so and point you somewhere useful (including Daniel Speiss for capital or continuity when that is the real bottleneck).