
The Fortus method
Start with one
workflow.
Make every
handoff clear.
We study how work moves, define a useful first scope, and improve it through use.



The Fortus method
We study how work moves, define a useful first scope, and improve it through use.

The Fortus method
Choose one repeatable workflow. Agree what belongs in scope and where review is required.

The Fortus method
Connect the request, the response, the review, and the next action.

The Fortus method
Watch where people pause, repeat themselves, or work around the product.

The Fortus method
Improve, narrow, or extend the scope based on what the work shows.
A method you can follow
Follow a real case. Find the missing information, repeated follow-up, and decisions that need a person.
A shared workflow map
Choose one repeatable workflow. Agree what belongs in scope and where review is required.
An agreed pilot scope
Connect the request, the response, the review, and the next action.
A working sequence
Watch where people pause, repeat themselves, or work around the product.
Observed friction and next changes
Improve, narrow, or extend the scope based on what the work shows.
A reasoned next step
In practice / NorthStar
A reviewer records a finding, previews what the client will see, and publishes a specific request for change.
Publish client instructions. Keep internal notes private.
New responses retain their revision history.
Resubmission returns the item to review.
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Signals to observe
For each pilot, define the workflow, review points, and signals to observe before expanding.
We’ll start by understanding the work around it.