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How a DataProStudio engagement works — phase by phase

MET-001 · Rev A · 2026-07 · DataProStudio Inc. · English

Every engagement follows the same sequence, whether it ends in a process change, an ERP tweak, or DPS8020 running it going forward: fixed scope per phase, a named deliverable, and an exit that leaves your team — not ours — running the result.

Principles

  1. No body-shop contract. Senior, hands-on help scoped to a project or a few days a week — not a staffing placement.
  2. Data readiness before promises. We check the event data exists and is usable before committing to an outcome. If it isn’t there yet, we say so — that call is free.
  3. Evidence as a by-product. Every phase leaves documentation and data you keep, not a slide deck.
  4. No lock-in. Findings and exports are yours at every stage, on paper or in DPS8020.

Phase 0 — Scoping call (30 min, free)

Phase 1 — Data readiness check (week 0–1)

Phase 2 — Discovery to fix (4–8 weeks typical, scoped per engagement)

StageWorkDeliverable
DiscoverMap the real process from event data, not the org chartCurrent-state process map — actual flow, cycle times, where work stalls
PrioritizeRank bottlenecks by time and margin impactPrioritized fix list — the 20% worth acting on first, not a 40-item backlog
OptimizeRedesign the workflow around the top fix; prove it by handPiloted workflow change with before/after measurement

Timelines are typical, not quotes — every engagement is scoped first. See the Engagements section of dataprostudio.ca for examples by type (ERP/WMS rollout support, supply-chain mapping, RMA cycle-time reduction, vendor coordination).

Phase 3 — Automate & handoff (only once proven)

What we ask of you

What we don’t do

Contact: +1 604 673 9292 · dataprostudio.ca · DataProStudio Inc., Vancouver, BC, Canada · See also: Technical white paper (WP-001)