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ILLUSTRATIVE AUDIT DELIVERABLE · NOT A CLIENT RESULT

Evidence before implementation.

This synthetic example shows the structure, confidence labels and decision discipline of the paid audit. It contains no invented customer performance.
Example sector ClinicScope 3 channelsPeriod 10 business daysDecision Repair measurement first
01

Journey map

Meta ad → Instagram message → WhatsApp → coordinator → appointment

Illustrative source: synthetic CRM and channel export
02

Observed disconnect

Campaign source is absent after the WhatsApp handoff; follow-up ownership is not recorded.

Confidence: high for the synthetic example
03

Commercial interpretation

The current records cannot support a responsible lost-revenue claim. The first task is to establish outcome completeness.

Limitation: no customer ROI is claimed
04

Proposed pilot

One clinic, three channels, a named coordinator, written handoff SLA and weekly outcome reconciliation.

Decision gate: proceed only if data completeness reaches the agreed threshold

Methodology

  1. Agree scope, required access and decision questions before the clock starts.
  2. Map observable records; distinguish evidence, inference and missing data.
  3. Score each disconnect by confidence, commercial relevance and implementation effort.
  4. Define a limited pilot with baseline, owner, success threshold, stop rule and review date.

Possible conclusions are: run a limited Wasl pilot, repair process/data first, or do not invest in a new system.

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