- One trigger and primary outcome
- Up to two connected tools
- Testing and basic documentation
- One revision
- Seven business days of correction support
Workflow Systems → Essential Automation Setup
FIXED-SCOPE REQUESTEssential Automation Setup
Implementation of one predefined workflow with up to two connected tools.
See the example’s record and follow-up →
$995 USDTarget: 7 business days after intake, access and scope acceptance.
From quote request to follow-up with a clear owner.
If requests arrive in an agreed format and you record them manually, we can review that handoff. The example shows a request becoming a work record with a fixed owner and a visible next action.
- Request received
- Work record
- Defined owner
- Visible next action
TriHerm reviews tool compatibility and confirms scope before payment.
- One predefined workflow
- Maximum one simple branch
- One approval or notification path
- Test data and access ready
- Custom application development
- More than two systems
- Autonomous agents
- Business-critical workflow without safeguards
A tested handoff within the stated boundary.
Workflow definition → configuration → testing → failure handling → documentation → handoff.
Request and scope review
Professional scope approval
Payment & secure onboarding
Implementation, testing & handoff
Confirm the boundary of one small workflow.
Describe where the work starts and ends, which tools you use and the outcome you need. We will review whether it fits Essential before authorizing payment.
Frequently asked questions
When does the delivery target begin?
After payment, complete intake, required access and scope acceptance.
What do you need before implementation?
A defined owner, test data, required access and the workflow details listed in the scope are needed before configuration begins.
What if it does not fit this scope?
TriHerm may request clarification or propose a separate scope before implementation proceeds.
Is delivery automatic?
No. The workflow is tested, reviewed and handed off within the stated operating boundary.