A request does not disappear after submission or purchase.
FROM REQUEST TO DELIVERY
From a request to a reviewed delivery.
- Receive the request
- Review scope
- Record the order
- Gather what is needed
- Carry out the work
- Review delivery
What is missing. Who owns it. What comes next.
Choose a situation to see how we organize work and what remains to be done.
TriHerm internal system view · Presentation data. Records and counts do not show live activity or client results.
Agree on what we will solve
A request arrived, but the scope still needs to be confirmed.
Why it matters
Helps prevent work starting with different expectations.
See the record and its history
- Work
- Process Review
- Next action
- Confirm process boundary
- Why it needs attention
- Scope must be confirmed before production can begin.
- Illustrative timing
- Today
- ORDERRecorded
ORD-1918 - REQUESTScope review
REQ-2842 - PROJECTNot created
- TASKNot created
- DELIVERYNot started
WHAT THIS DEMONSTRATES
Operational continuity after a request or purchase.
Approvals remain explicit where judgment is required.
Work that needs attention surfaces instead of silently continuing.
The operation retains a visible path toward completion.
IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS
The technical structure behind operational control.
- Scanner
- guided intake
- checkout event
- Prioritized inbox
- order record
- onboarding task
- Upsert contact
- record purchase
- create onboarding tasks
- Product activation
- opportunity stage
- delivery completion
- Vercel functions
- Supabase
- Stripe
- Internal system, not a client result
- production activation depends on configured services