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Workflow Architecture Blueprint

Workflow Systems architecture path for one recurring business process. Implementation is not included and may be proposed separately after the architecture is understood.

$1,500 USD

Professional review before payment

Professional approval required before payment.

Complete a short intake. TriHerm reviews the scope before any payment is authorized.

  • Structured asynchronous architecture discovery
  • Current workflow map
  • Future-state system architecture
  • Integration and approval map
  • Risk and dependency review
Request a scope review
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
  1. Request
  2. Scope review
  3. Authorized payment

Submitting a request does not initiate a charge.

TELL US WHAT YOU NEED

What should the Blueprint resolve?

Describe the workflow once, then confirm the architecture decisions that are still open. Detailed tools, rules and risks are collected after purchase.

Time
~3 min
Payment
Not requested
YOUR REQUEST

Your process

1 / 3
  1. Your process
  2. Scope
  3. Contact
01Workflow boundary
System / dependency boundary
Human-control boundary
WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Concrete deliverables for an implementation decision.

Delivered within 5 business days after Discovery Complete.

  • Structured asynchronous architecture discovery
  • Current workflow map
  • Future-state system architecture
  • Integration and approval map
  • Risk and dependency review
  • Implementation priorities
  • Cost and complexity assessment
  • Recorded walkthrough
  • Final PDF and editable diagrams
FICTIONAL BUSINESS

Sample blueprint — fictional service business

The preview demonstrates the deliverable structure. It does not represent a client or real results.

01

Cover

Objective, scope, date and version

02

Current process

Inquiry → Inbox → Spreadsheet → Manual follow-up

03

Future architecture

Capture → Qualification → Assignment → Appointment

04

Integration map

Data, rules, owners and approvals

05

Implementation plan

Phases, dependencies, risks and priorities

FICTIONAL SAMPLE ARCHITECTURE
  1. Inquiry
  2. Qualification
  3. Owner
  4. Appointment
  5. Reporting
SCOPE
  • One recurring business process
  • Relevant current workflow
  • Decision points and approval owners
  • Integrations/dependencies relevant to that process
  • Implementation constraints and priorities
EXCLUSIONS
  • Production implementation
  • Credentials configuration
  • Enterprise-wide transformation
  • Guaranteed integration support
  • Guaranteed business/ROI outcomes
  • Additional business processes outside accepted scope
BEFORE PURCHASE

From fit to delivery

Request and scope review happen before a purchase is confirmed.

  1. 01Request and scope review
  2. 02Approval
  3. 03Payment confirmation
  4. 04Structured discovery
  5. 05Professional review
  6. 06Blueprint preparation
  7. 07Recorded walkthrough
  8. 08Final delivery
  9. 09Separate implementation proposal, if appropriate
FAQ

Before purchase

Is implementation included?

No. The Blueprint defines one process architecture and can lead to a separate implementation proposal.

Can more than one process be analyzed?

The fixed scope covers one recurring process. Additional processes require a separate scope.

How does discovery work?

Discovery is asynchronous after approved payment; no live call is included or required. TriHerm reviews submitted process evidence and may request one asynchronous clarification round if material information is missing. The 5-business-day delivery clock begins at Discovery Complete, once the evidence is sufficient.

What tools can be included?

The map can include relevant tools with available documentation or access. Inclusion does not guarantee an integration is technically supported.

What file formats are delivered?

A final PDF, editable diagrams and a recorded walkthrough are included.

Can TriHerm implement the result?

Yes, subject to scope, technical feasibility and availability. Implementation is quoted separately.

Is the Blueprint refundable?

If TriHerm determines during scope review that the Blueprint cannot be delivered within the purchased boundary, it may request clarification, propose an upgrade or mark the request as refund required. Work already completed is handled under the published refund policy.

What if the process is more complex than expected?

TriHerm will identify the boundary and propose a revised or phased scope before extending the work.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Does this scope fit your needs?

Share your process details. TriHerm will review the scope before authorizing payment.