Draft one · journey view · seminar scenario
The same span of time, watched three ways: what the prospect experiences, what the people do, and what happens to the documents. First as it runs today, then rewired. The moments are identical — compare any column top to bottom.
Six moments from the seminar evening to the consultation. Red cells are where a journey stalls or dies.
Same six moments. Two triggers — the scan and the booking — plus one review queue now do what six people did by hand. Amber = the trigger firing.
Today they hear nothing between the seminar and the callback. Rewired, the scan itself triggers the acknowledgement — and some prospects book before anyone calls [DESIGN GOAL: neither the acknowledgement nor self-booking from it appears in TO-BE-DESIGN].
Shannon: sixty typing jobs become one review queue. Brittany: a ranked queue instead of a spreadsheet. The attorneys: a short approval pass — approve per document, plus the forced selections the gate will not close without — instead of 15–20 minutes of admin.
Every dead end in the top board — the paper pile, the unlinked records, the paper-bound evaluation answers, the flattened bundle — becomes a linked, queryable record in the bottom one.
The scan and the booking. Both are events the firm already produces — the scan after every seminar, the booking every week. Nothing about how the firm meets clients changes — only what happens when the event fires.
Three journeys this page does not show: the financial-checkup disclosure Charles has signed in the room, whose referral email to Traci Carver is requested but not yet AS-IS (B12, §8); the virtual consult’s LSA — e-sign (system unresolved, §7 C3, #255) with the retainer arriving later, chased by Joanna Burns (B10, Phase E); and the did-not-retain ending — consultation matter closed, “EP did not retain” task list assigned, no work matter opened (A3, C12).