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One call, and you know what to fix first.

Pick a day and a time and you’re booked. No charge, nothing to sign, and a straight answer about your own business on the call itself.

Who picks up

Calls run ten to three, Tuesday to Thursday. Inside those hours we pick up. Outside them, something we built picks up, takes the details and puts it in front of us, and it has been doing that on this company’s own phone since 2024, Saturdays included.

The calendar holds ninety minutes. Use what you need, and bring whoever knows how the work really moves.

Rather talk it through before you pick a time? Call (313) 631-9919 or email info@pathworthcs.com. A person picks up, and it is the person who would be on the call. Same if the calendar will not load.

How it works

Three stages, and you are in the room for all three.

Somebody in the room already suspected most of what we turn up in the first stage. They had just never heard anybody else say it out loud.

01The call itself

We sit down with you

You, whoever runs the day, and whoever knows how the work gets done

You walk us through how the work really moves. We ask who gets called when something breaks, and which step everybody quietly works around.

What you walk away with

Where the money leaks out, and what we would fix first.

02Before you commit

You read the plan before anything gets built

You, whoever signs, and us at the same table

We read the plan with you, line by line. You see what we would make and what it takes. Then you decide.

What you walk away with

Enough on paper to decide it yourself, or to hand to whoever else has to say yes.

03After you say go

We build it and we stay on it

Your team, and whoever sat in on the first call

It goes inside the software your people already open every morning. We teach whoever has to live with it, and we keep it current as the business changes.

What you walk away with

Six months on it still matches how you really work, because somebody kept it that way.

Stop after any stage. Nothing in one of them commits you to the next.

In their words

I think this is a beautiful system.
SignedRay Williamson camera

The building, in use

The last day on site is the first day it is full.

Not a handover, and not a folder of documentation nobody opens. This is what an ordinary week looks like in your building once the work is in and your own people are running it.

Think it through

The person who knew everything is doing her own job, because the answer is written where anybody can read it.

Build it

Somebody called at nine at night, got booked in before they hung up, and nobody in your building was awake for it.

Keep it running

Something goes out every week, and nobody had to remember.

The place runs. The people it is for get served better than they were. And everybody in it is carrying less of it than they were carrying before.

None of that is a claim about somebody else’s business. It is what the work is for, and what we would be aiming at in yours.

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