Days 1–5
Kickoff and inputs
Targets, exclusions, stakeholders, approval preferences, and reporting expectations are confirmed so the operating brief reflects reality instead of wishful thinking.
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See the first 30 days before they become your first 30 surprises.
This page is for buyers who already understand the route, trust the workflow, and now want kickoff visibility: what your team provides, when approvals happen, how the first month is paced, and when reporting starts to feel real.
30
Days previewed
3
Core phases
Visible
Communication rhythm
Clear
Inputs required
Why this page exists
Onboarding is the comfort layer after process review.
The process page explains how Referral Authority operates. This page makes the first month concrete: what happens when, what your team needs to provide, and what a clean kickoff looks like before work begins.
Days 6–15
Workflow setup and early execution rhythm
The brief turns into qualification rules, review timing, and the communication rhythm that will govern ongoing delivery once work begins moving.
Days 16–30
First reporting loop and steady-state cadence
The first live outputs establish the reporting pattern, communication tempo, and operating confidence that define the relationship after kickoff.
When does each phase happen?
Buyers want pacing, not abstract reassurance.
What do we need to provide?
Targets, exclusions, brand context, and reporting needs should be explicit from the start.
How do approvals work?
Clients want to know where they retain visibility and where the workflow simply keeps moving.
When does reporting begin?
The first reporting loop is what turns kickoff from theory into an actual operating relationship.
Final handoff
Once buyers can picture month one, the last job is fit clarity.
That is what the contact page is for: a direct recommendation on the cleanest next step instead of another vague “let’s chat” detour.