Referral and implementation partners

Give clients a clear next step without adding another service line.

TinyOps Studio accepts fixed-scope forecasting, workflow repair, integration QA, and documented implementation work from accounting firms, fractional CFOs, agencies, consultants, and finance software teams.

No live call required Client-owned deliverables Written handoff

Good partner fits

Complementary work with a visible boundary.

AccountingClient-owned sales forecasts12-month Excel models with scenarios, KPI charts, target tracking, refresh checks, and written handoff.
Fractional CFOOverflow forecast deliveryA transparent workbook for clients who need an operational model alongside advisory work.
AgencyWorkflow implementationMake, n8n, Zapier, CRM, Sheets, Airtable, API, and AI workflow tickets with client-ready notes.
SoftwareImplementation and QAField mapping, integration checks, operating documentation, launch evidence, and focused post-launch fixes.
BookkeepingTwo-way introductionsTinyOps can route suitable bookkeeping and finance-system needs to an agreed partner.
PlatformCustomer delivery capacityOne fixed-scope implementation gives both teams a low-risk way to test fit.

Technology partners

Useful evidence before implementation starts.

Written handoff

From finding to fix

TinyOps can translate selected findings into a bounded workflow repair, QA checklist, or implementation plan.

  • Scope and price confirmed before work starts
  • No credentials sent through ordinary email
  • Client-owned notes and deliverables
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Forwardable starting points

A small first step, with room to expand.

$149+

Workflow Delivery

For one automation or finance-operations path that needs a map, repair, or implementation.

  • $149 audit and build-ready specification
  • $499 focused workflow repair or pilot
  • $1,000 defined AI workflow sprint
  • $4,999 production-critical rescue option
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How it works

Keep the relationship clear from introduction to handoff.

1. Send the client need

Share the goal, current tools, expected output, deadline, and any client-contact boundary.

2. Confirm terms in writing

TinyOps replies with fit, deliverable, price, timeline, and whether the partner or client owns communication.

3. Deliver and return control

The client or partner receives the output, tests, setup notes, and a clear expansion recommendation.

Operating guardrails

Simple terms that protect the client relationship.

OwnershipThe client keeps the deliverableWorkbooks, workflow notes, and agreed implementation artifacts are delivered in usable form.
VisibilityNo hidden relationshipWhite-label, co-delivery, or direct-client communication is agreed before work starts.
CommercialTerms before introductionsAny referral fee, discount, margin, or payment path is documented before a client is introduced.
DeliveryAsynchronous by defaultEmail, written intake, screenshots, exports, a QA summary, and a delivery guide keep work moving without a live call.

Start with one fit question

Send the type of client request you want TinyOps to handle.

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