Your Relationships Are Leaking Money.
Find Out How Much.

A 12-week review that puts a dollar figure on your relationship gaps and hands you a sequenced plan to fix them.

The problem

Each relationship that slips through the cracks costs your mission money.

Each relationship that slips through the cracks costs your mission money.

A gift renewal misses the moment because nobody remembers where that conversation left off. A partner goes quiet and nobody notices for a month. The impact data takes a full day to pull together when the funders ask for it.

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Get the free on-demand workshop instead.

Why it exists

The setup that got you here won't get you further.

The setup that got you here won't get you further.

Spreadsheets, a shared inbox, and a couple of people who remember how things work. This common setup holds together when it only takes three or four people to carry the whole picture in their heads. But it doesn't scale.


That knowledge doesn't transfer when someone takes a week off or when they leave for good. Funders now expect clean outcomes reporting before they renew, not just simple activity counts. That puts revenue at risk.


Run your own numbers across the staff hours to work around the system, the wasted technology spend, and the relationship risk you're taking on. It often adds up to more than six figures per year.


The Relationship Architecture Review is how you find out exactly where your system breaks, and what it's costing you right now.

How it works.

How it works.

01

Asynchronous Information Request

Asynchronous Information Request

Simple prompts your team responds to on their time, so live sessions start with context already built.

02

Discovery Sessions

Discovery Sessions

Structured interviews with the people who touch relationships day-to-day, tracing the full lifecycle from first engagement to the conclusion and reporting.

03

Root-Cause Analysis & Quantified Cost Accounting

We trace the symptoms back to structural causes like siloed data, processes that run on memory, and fragmented tools. Then we show you exactly how much it's costing your organization.

04

Relationship Architecture Workshop

A collaborative exercise to define the ideal future-state workflow for your chosen relationship track, without any constraints of your current system.

05

Sequenced Roadmap

Your plan that tells you what to build first based on the value and operational need alongside a clear switch or stay recommendation.

What changes

One word: Clarity.

1

What’s Actually Breaking

You stop guessing why relationships keep slipping through the cracks and get the specific cause: siloed data, a process that runs on memory, a tool that no longer fits how your team works.

2

What It’s Costing You

The sense that something’s being lost, in donor renewals, funder relationships, or staff hours, becomes a number. One you can put in front of your board.

3

What to Fix First

A sequenced roadmap, ordered by value and operational need, with fixed-bid budgets attached. The next decision is which phase to start, not where to begin.

What people are saying.

What people are saying.

  • We had some work done several years ago but we weren't getting all of the information we needed. We'd been dealing with this for about seven years. Now everything is aligned and synced together - it's been nothing but a pleasure.

    Sarah Lewis

    Program Specialist, LegalCORPS

  • Our entire staff and board members have to report on the work they're doing. The problem was I was the one who had to enter all this data. Having a tool to do this is a great integration into our daily work.

    Leika Pierre-Louis

    Executive Director, Small Sums

  • Our database was confusing. The data that was there wasn't really helpful - it was a waste of time and resources. Now I have an accurate and helpful list that makes sense and can be much more strategic.

    Ellen Walthour

    Executive Director, Social Venture Partners Minnesota

  • We needed to think about what systems we needed in place in order to be successful. We came out the other side really having clarity on what the next steps we’re going to be.

    Jennie Lynch

    President, Kaleidoscope Learning

  • Having someone ask questions we wouldn't have considered - with expertise our team may not have… Dept.1 not only delivered on their promises but made us much more productive and reflective.

    Julia Kallmes

    Founder, Kaleidoscope Learning

  • I was in pure chaos mode. I wasn't sure what our priorities were to focus on. We went through all of my major concerns and walked through a timeline of priorities. It was very clear and very detailed.

    Chrystal Fischer

    Executive Director, Parenting with Grace

  • I was in pure chaos mode. I wasn't sure what our priorities were to focus on. We went through all of my major concerns and walked through a timeline of priorities. It was very clear and very detailed.

    Chrystal Fischer

    Executive Director, Parenting with Grace

  • Having someone ask questions we wouldn't have considered - with expertise our team may not have… Dept.1 not only delivered on their promises but made us much more productive and reflective.

    Julia Kallmes

    Founder, Kaleidoscope Learning

  • We needed to think about what systems we needed in place in order to be successful. We came out the other side really having clarity on what the next steps we’re going to be.

    Jennie Lynch

    President, Kaleidoscope Learning

  • Our database was confusing. The data that was there wasn't really helpful - it was a waste of time and resources. Now I have an accurate and helpful list that makes sense and can be much more strategic.

    Ellen Walthour

    Executive Director, Social Venture Partners Minnesota

  • Our entire staff and board members have to report on the work they're doing. The problem was I was the one who had to enter all this data. Having a tool to do this is a great integration into our daily work.

    Leika Pierre-Louis

    Executive Director, Small Sums

  • We had some work done several years ago but we weren't getting all of the information we needed. We'd been dealing with this for about seven years. Now everything is aligned and synced together - it's been nothing but a pleasure.

    Sarah Lewis

    Program Specialist, LegalCORPS

Find out what it's costing you and leave with a plan on your own terms.

Find out what it's costing you and leave with a plan on your own terms.

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