BEFORE
Payment succeeded, then the buyer waited in silence for access and a next step.
WORKFLOW PRESENTATION · OPERATING BLUEPRINT
Stripe onboarding
How a new payment turns into access and a started client instead of silence.
STAGE 101 / 06
The intake
A payment succeeds and the contact is marked paid. The onboarding clock starts at the charge, not at your next free moment.
STAGE 101 / 06
The intake
A payment succeeds and the contact is marked paid. The onboarding clock starts at the charge, not at your next free moment.
STAGE 202 / 06
The window
What should happen immediately: access granted, a welcome, and the first kickoff step queued within minutes, not days.
STAGE 303 / 06
The lag
Without a sequence, payment clears and the buyer waits. The only thing filling that gap is their own growing doubt.
STAGE 404 / 06
The silence
A new buyer with no next step wonders if it even worked. Trust starts eroding right after payment, when confidence should be highest.
STAGE 505 / 06
The triggered cadence
On payment: instant access and welcome, kickoff steps, a nudge if there is no first action by +48h, and a human check-in if it is still stalled.
STAGE 606 / 06
The handoff record
Onboarding state moves Paid -> Active in the CRM, so you can see who has truly started without asking or guessing.
FINAL REVIEW
Before vs after
The sale isn't the finish line. Silence after payment is operationally risky, so this system fills the gap on purpose.
AFTER
Access and kickoff fire on payment, with a nudge and human check-in if they stall.
SYSTEM LIBRARY
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