No senior time spent
The standard first-interview questions get asked and answered without anyone from your team in the room.
The client fills it in themselves, in their own time. Their answers come back as a PRD draft the next module can use, instead of an hour of senior questions and a page of notes.
Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.
Before anyone can quote, somebody senior has to sit with the client and extract what they actually want. It is the same questions every time, it takes an afternoon, and the output is notes that someone still has to turn into a document.
Client Discovery turns that interview into a link. The client answers in their own words, at their own pace, and often more thoughtfully than they would live on a call.
What comes back is not a form dump. It is a PRD draft, in the workspace, ready for the Technical Business Analyst to turn into a scope you can price.
One link per opportunity. No scheduling, no call before the call.
They describe what they want in their own time, prompted by the questions you would have asked.
The answers arrive as a structured draft in the workspace, not as notes to be written up.
The Technical Business Analyst picks up the draft and produces the scope, plan and acceptance criteria.
The standard first-interview questions get asked and answered without anyone from your team in the room.
The output is a document the delivery pipeline can use, which is what makes this discovery rather than a survey.
Discovery flows into scoping, scoping into sprints, sprints into invoices and margin. Nothing is re-explained between modules.
New Business is the department every plan gets, so discovery-by-link is available before you pay anything.
Client Discovery is part of the New Business department of the Agency OS. Included from the Free plan. One credit allowance covers every module, so there is no per-agent pricing and no surprise line items.
Compare plansTurns the PRD draft into a scope, a plan and acceptance criteria.
See the moduleThe other half of New Business: qualifying jobs and drafting proposals.
See the moduleAfter the work is won, clients follow it here without a status call.
See the moduleA link. They answer questions about what they want in their own time, and their answers come back to you as a PRD draft rather than a pile of notes.
They arrive as a PRD draft in the workspace, where the Technical Business Analyst can pick it up and turn it into a scope, a plan and acceptance criteria. Nothing gets re-typed between steps.
It replaces the first one: the hour where a senior person asks the standard questions and writes down the answers. When you do get on a call, you start from a draft instead of a blank page.
Join the waitlist and Client Discovery is included from the Free plan when the OS opens. One email, no card.
Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.