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Do you havean intake bottleneck?

Twenty-two statements. About five minutes.See where your firm waits between "letter sent" and "ready to start."

0 of 22 answeredYes = true and under control · Partly = sometimes, or informally · No = not today

A. The clock

  • We know the day our intake clock starts and the day it stops.

  • We can say how many days it takes, from letter sent to everything in hand.

  • One named person owns that clock.

  • We track new clients and returning clients separately.

B. The request

  • Each client gets a request built for their situation, not the same organizer as everyone else.

  • For returning clients, we ask only for what we do not already hold.

  • No document is ever requested twice by two different people.

  • Clients know exactly what is needed, what is optional, and by when.

C. The reminders

  • Reminders go out on a set schedule.

  • Follow-up does not depend on someone remembering.

  • Someone notices when a reminder is ignored, and knows what to do next.

  • We reach clients on the channel they actually answer.

D. The last document

  • We know which item usually arrives last.

  • We can see how many returns are half complete, waiting on one item.

  • We have a rule for when a missing document becomes an extension, and someone who decides.

  • We rarely start on an incomplete file and rework it later.

E. The handoff

  • Everyone in the firm agrees what "ready to start" means.

  • Anyone on the team can see which clients are waiting on what.

  • One person owns each file from the signature to the first hour of preparation.

F. The cost

  • We know how many hours go into chasing, and what those hours cost.

  • We know how many clients go quiet after they sign, and why.

  • We know what the wait looks like from the client's side.

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