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AI SOP generator for small business
Turn one repeated task into a ten-part operating draft with a named owner, visible exception path, measurement plan, and rollback.
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SMALL-BUSINESS SOP DRAFT Process: New customer inquiry Business type: Local service business Owner / approver: The workflow owner Approved source: Approved form fields and business rules Expected output: A reviewable draft with uncertainties listed 1. TRIGGER Start only when the new customer inquiry request is received through an approved channel. 2. REQUIRED INPUT Confirm the record has a stable identifier and access to: Approved form fields and business rules. Keep the original source available. 3. VALIDATION Check required fields, duplicates, permissions, and conflicting information before using AI. 4. AI-ASSISTED STEP AI may prepare a reviewable draft with uncertainties listed. It must list uncertainty and must not invent missing values. 5. HUMAN CHECKPOINT The workflow owner verifies identity, facts, destination, business rules, commitments, and the next action. 6. EXCEPTION PATH If information is incomplete, contradictory, sensitive, or outside policy, stop automation and place the item in a visible manual-review queue. 7. EVIDENCE Record the source identifier, output, reviewer, correction, disposition, and timestamp. 8. MEASUREMENT Compare handling time, delay, correction rate, exception rate, reviewer effort, and customer impact against the manual baseline. 9. ROLLBACK Keep the manual process available. Stop the test if errors, risk, or correction effort increase. 10. REVIEW DATE Set a named owner and date to review this SOP after the first controlled test.
Validate the SOP in a controlled dry run.
Interview the people who perform the work, compare the draft with the current process, test normal and failure cases, and keep the manual procedure available until the process owner approves the change.