DoparootFollow-up systems
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Pricing

Start with one real follow-up path.

The first pilot stays narrow on setup and serious on learning: one source, owned follow-up cards, urgent alerts, 5pm receipts, weekly corrections, and monthly workflow recommendations.

Run a 30-day pilot

Pricing logic

The pilot is priced around what follow-up is worth to fix.

This is not priced like transcription minutes. Doparoot is priced around missed revenue, review risk, urgent follow-up, staff memory load, and the workflow rules your business learns from real customer contact.

One source first
Urgent work now
5pm receipt
Monthly workflow recommendations
Daily receipt pricing desk with follow-up cards and accountable handoff

Pilot standard

If the responsible person would not miss the receipt and monthly workflow report, the product is not working.

Pilot offer

One clear starting point.

Start with one controlled workflow before paying for a bigger system. Multi-location, high-volume, regulated, or multi-department work is scoped after the first proof.

Doparoot

Workflow Fit Pilot

$1,500

One service business willing to turn one real follow-up path into owned work, daily receipts, and a monthly workflow report.

  • One intake source
  • Human-reviewed follow-up cards
  • Urgent-work alerts
  • Review-risk/service-recovery flags
  • 5pm receipt
  • Weekly correction review
  • Monthly workflow recommendations

Starts with one narrow source for 30 days. Continue from $1,500/month only if the responsible person wants the workflow to keep running.

Run the 30-day pilot

Useful before fast

The pilot should get useful quickly, but it should not end before the real workflow is understood.

Human review

Complaints, commitments, billing risk, and low-confidence calls stay under human control.

Proof before scale

The pilot measures receipt usage, recovered follow-ups, routing accuracy, corrections, and whether the monthly workflow report is worth keeping.