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TradeLoom — workflow implementation studio

One repetitive process. One working workflow.

TradeLoom is a workflow implementation studio for a small business with one repetitive, well-defined process. We take that one process from trigger to result — built, tested, written down, handed over. Nothing more, nothing vaguer. Fixed price: $1,250 — scoped up front, delivered in up to ten hours, with a runbook your team can actually run.

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14400 Scoper ruleset combinations covered by exhaustive unit test
6 Guided questions in the workflow scoper
2 Supported systems per workflow, at most
0 Payment controls on this site

The 14,400 count is the scoper ruleset's exhaustive unit test — a build-time fact, not a live metric.

Warp 01 — The offer

One workflow, done properly

One agreed workflow, from trigger to result, across at most two supported systems. It ships with retries, error handling, acceptance tests, a runbook, and a handoff session — within up to ten delivery hours. See the exact scope and exclusions.

Price: $1,250 — fixed. If your process isn't clear yet, start with the two-hour discovery workshop ($249, fixed) — an alternative entry point, not an extra fee stacked onto a clear project. Pricing and payment milestones

Warp 02 — The boundary

Approval gates are non-negotiable

Anything that sends money, messages, or data outward gets your explicit approval step, built in. We don't automate around it, and we never build high-impact actions that run with no approval at all.

We're not a marketplace and we don't sell a CRM. There's no catalog of ready-made automations here, and we don't promise revenue or savings figures we haven't measured for your process.

Warp 03 — Start

Start with the scoper

Answer six questions about your process and get a real project brief: task map, assumptions, what's unsupported, an acceptance-criteria skeleton, and an indicative scope classification. It's a fixed ruleset — not an AI system — and the brief is never a binding quote.

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