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Manual Client Onboarding Chaos
Client onboarding is a repetitive, manual, and disorganized process that wastes time, loses information, and delays project starts.
In their words
Turns out there's nothing written for any client, no SOP for onboarding new ones, and I have 6 starting last week.
I want to automate and streamline every aspect of the process so it's one of the last things I have to worry about.
I want something that can on board the clients with out me having to be in every step.
Everything gets lost in WhatsApp/Email threads. Takes 2-3 weeks just to "get started"
Half of our project delays happen because clients sit on logins, assets, or basic questionnaires for 3 weeks and you have to keep emailing them like an annoying babysitter.
I hate client to agent linking. I've now had to write it into my engagement letter that time spent assisting on this will be billed as it often runs into many hours
I sent an email asking for basic info (probably sent this email like 5 times in the span of 2-3 weeks).
Our recent client hasn’t been onboarded and over 1 month longer than our time frame.
Clients with unusual project scopes needed a real conversation before the contract went out.
Nobody ever has the DNS login, it's always some ex-employee who left 3 years ago
It's been harder for me to sell it to clients after nearly a month in.
Funnels, workflows, pipelines, and building out each new client account is eating my week.
The credential reconnection piece is what trips people up most in client onboarding. Even when you export and import a clean workflow JSON
Agencies and service businesses
Where they talk
- r/smallbusiness
- r/Entrepreneurs
- r/gohighlevel
- r/agencynewbies
- r/Entrepreneur
- r/SaaS
- r/automation
- r/AiAutomations
Tools they use today
- Notion
- n8n
- Slack
- GoHighLevel
- Trello
- Zapier
- Google Drive
Why those fall short
- clients still delay; no enforcement or tracking of client responsiveness
- Drake portal is old school tech debt; onboarding needs owner in every step
- No single owner or visible board; stalled client replies push billing out
- automation would cost more than it saves
- no defined delivery process; manual setup for MVP
Map of ideas
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