The job
What the recurring work is, what is going wrong and what happens now — described in ordinary language.
The Coral Shark method
We map what happens now, separate routine work from important decisions, test the smallest useful change and only then choose technology.
What the recurring work is, what is going wrong and what happens now — described in ordinary language.
Trigger, finish, systems, exceptions and human judgement where the customer already knows them.
Frequency, worked periods and active handling time only when known. Missing numbers stay unknown.
System access, rollback and technical acceptance questions wait until a later Workflow Fix is actually worth considering.
If a material fact is unknown, the Brief does not polish it into advice. It instead says what needs checking next or gives a specific reason not to act.
Generic model prose is not a deliverable.
Relationships, professional judgement, price, disputes, promises and important approvals can stay with people even when the routine administration around them changes.
The goal is to make human attention deliberate, not to eliminate it.
The £249 + VAT Brief can tell an owner what to do next without claiming Coral Shark is ready to touch live systems. A later Workflow Fix must separately establish the implementation rules, interfaces, security/access, exception handling, representative tests, acceptance criteria, customer approver and fallback.