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Onboarding Form Flows

Send your onboarding form to AI systems that begin the client work without your input

How it runs

Every deliverable for the next 12 months, dated day one

Trigger

Onboarding form submitted

Step 01

Parse the responses

Parallel — 5 jobs

  • Contacts created per role
  • Credentials stored securely
  • Task hierarchy generated
  • Verification task raised
  • First AI work kicked off

Research, strategy prep, first draft all start here

Due dates

Due dates set off the start date

What it is

The onboarding form is the trigger that generates the whole engagement: contacts per role, credentials stored, and every task for the next twelve months dated off the start date.

You need this if a human reads the form and then sets up the project, because you've built a queue with a person in it, delaying the real start of the work.

If you already generate tasks from onboarding, the next step is the AI work beginning from that same submission, so drafts exist before the kickoff call.

The actual build

Onboarding Form Flows — the as-built system.

What it does for you

01

The whole first year of deliverables and check-ins gets dated and assigned the moment the form is submitted

02

Client work starts before the kickoff call

so the first meeting is a review rather than a briefing.

03

Contacts, credentials and access get captured once and land where the automations need them

so nobody chases logins in week three.

Built and running

Shipped for multiple companies, including Growthflare, Your Social Currency, Epic Ads Lab, School of Bots, CreoSocial and GP Socials. The School of Bots form chain creates contacts per role, stores platform credentials, builds the task hierarchy and raises a platform-verification task automatically, as part of the ~2 days → ~2 minutes onboarding and 12× capacity.

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