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Proposal · MMT · MakeMoney.com.au
Approve Phase 1
Follow-upFor Mitch Watts · MMT · MakeMoney.com.au

AI operating infrastructure
built around measurable return.

A phased proposal for validating the return case first, then building and operating the systems that prove they deserve to exist. At this level, the work cannot be justified only as future-proofing — the first move should prove where the return comes from.

Next Decision

Phase 1
ROI Validation and Operating Audit
First approval
$30,000 USD
Six-month cap
$105,000 USD
Decision logic
Continue only if the ROI path is clear.
$30K
Phase 1 — gate, not commit
$105K
Six-month total cap
3 gates
Stop or continue at each
USD
Single-currency pricing
§ 01 · Summary
01Executive Summary

The proposal changed because
the buying question changed.

Before pricing anything, here is what shifted in the engagement frame — so if any of it is off, you can correct us before we commit a dollar to implementation.

The old question

Could MMT use more AI?

The old question was whether MMT could use more AI infrastructure. That has already been proven by the tools, dashboards, automations, sales-call systems, and software surfaces already in motion.

The better question

Where does the next dollar create return?

The better question is where the next investment creates measurable return: money made, money recovered, money protected, operator time saved, or enterprise value increased.

The frame for this engagementWhy the structure is gated, not blank-cheque
At this level, the work cannot be justified only as future-proofing. The first move should prove where the return comes from.
§ 02 · Engagement
02Proposed Engagement

A six-month cap,
but not a blind six-month leap.

Three phases, three decision gates. Each phase is sized to make the next decision obvious. The total six-month commitment is capped, but never committed in one step.

Phase 2

Initial Implementation and Hardening

Build the highest-confidence systems from Phase 1.

Gate · Continue only if implementation is producing useful operating evidence
$30,000 USD
Phase 3

Operating Infrastructure Period

Maintain, harden, extend, document, and operate the systems through the six-month window.

Gate · Continue against agreed monthly priorities
$45,000 USD
What still matters

The strategic infrastructure

  1. Finance truth.
  2. Existing app and dashboard hardening.
  3. TradeVoice product hardening.
  4. GitHub, repository, and deployment hygiene.
  5. Customer service and AI Mitch improvements.
  6. Orectic Oracle operating memory.
What Phase 1 resolves

Sequencing before scale

  1. Which systems already solve part of the scope.
  2. Which systems are not used enough to matter.
  3. Which systems need hardening instead of replacement.
  4. Which systems create direct return right now.
  5. Whether the full engagement should continue.
§ 03 · Phase 1
03ROI Validation and Operating Audit

Phase 1 has one job:
make the next decision obvious.

Phase 1 establishes the measurable return case before asking MMT to commit to the full infrastructure build. Three lenses, one outcome — a defensible Phase 2 recommendation or a clean stop.

Make or recover money

Conversion & collection lift

Identify where conversion recovery, follow-up, show-rate repair, or collection improvements can create measurable financial lift.

Protect money

Reconciliation & leakage

Map reconciliation risk, payment-state ambiguity, and operational gaps that could hide leakage or delay financial truth.

Harden what matters

Classify before building

Classify existing systems before building new ones, so useful tools become durable and low-value tools do not absorb more attention.

The ROI baselineMMT's numbers, not abstract claims
The model should use MMT's own numbers — booked calls, show rate by source, close rate by source, average first payment, average contract value, follow-up conversion, payment-plan defaults, reconciliation drag.
MetricWhy it matters
Booked calls per monthEstablishes the surface area for sales recovery and show-rate repair.
Show rate by sourceShows whether booking volume is turning into real sales opportunities.
Close rate by sourceShows where conversion lift would matter most.
Average first paymentConverts incremental closes into cash impact.
Average contract valueShows the long-term value of recovered deals.
No-close follow-up conversionEstablishes baseline before custom follow-up pages.
Payment plan usage and defaultsShows where payment-link and collection automation may matter.
Finance/admin reconciliation workloadMeasures manual drag and error exposure.
Known reconciliation errors, delays, or mismatchesShows finance risk and leakage exposure.
Tool failures or recurring manual fixesShows where hardening has operating value.

Five focused paths to a real decision.

Workstream 01

Post-Call Conversion Recovery

Generate tailored post-call pages tied to the offer actually discussed, with payment links, booking links, follow-up copy, and measurable engagement.

Workstream 02

Show-Rate and Sales Triage

Map the current DM, Calendly, reminder, qualification, and Close.io flow to determine why booking volume increased while show rate fell.

Workstream 03

Finance Truth and Reconciliation

Map Stripe or payment processor activity, wire transfers, receipts, invoices, MYOB/Xero, dashboards, and sales-team reporting.

Workstream 04

Existing Software and Automation Audit

Review active systems, determine what is already useful, and decide what should be kept, hardened, integrated, replaced, or retired.

  • Keep as-is
  • Harden
  • Integrate
  • Replace
  • Retire
§ 04 · Deliverables
04What MMT Receives Before Deciding On The Full Build

Two stacks of artifacts
that make Phase 2 argue itself.

Phase 1 closes with concrete, reviewable artifacts. Whether the recommendation is continue or stop, MMT keeps the diagnostic work product either way.

Decision Artifacts

For the go / no-go call

  1. ROI baseline model.
  2. System inventory.
  3. Keep, harden, replace, or retire map.
  4. Phase 2 implementation recommendation.
  5. Stop or continue recommendation.
Operating Maps

For the team that has to run it

  1. Sales flow diagnostic.
  2. Post-call recovery plan.
  3. Finance truth map.
  4. Priority implementation path.
  5. Success metrics for the next phase.
§ 05 · After Phase 1
05Implementation Should Follow Evidence

Phase 2 and Phase 3 begin
only when Phase 1 says so.

The continuation gates are real. If Phase 1 cannot defend a measurable return path, Phase 2 does not start. If Phase 2 cannot show operating evidence, Phase 3 does not start.

Phase 2

Initial Implementation and Hardening

Phase 2 begins only if Phase 1 shows a clear enough ROI path. Priorities may include post-call conversion recovery, show-rate repair, finance reconciliation, repo hardening, TradeVoice reliability, or customer-service improvements.

Phase 3

Operating Infrastructure Period

Phase 3 keeps the useful systems reliable, documented, and improving through maintenance, runbooks, repo and deployment hygiene, workflow repair, and monthly priority improvements.

The broader build still matters — but it should be sequenced.

Company brain

Built after the first ROI systems prove what data matters.

Source grounding

Improves customer and team knowledge quality.

Code discipline

Makes active software easier to maintain and inspect.

TradeVoice

Hardens a meaningful product asset for the next stage.

Enterprise readiness

Supports MakeMoney.com.au as a broader software and education platform.

§ 06 · Success
06Each Phase Should Make The Next Decision Clearer

Success criteria,
phase by phase.

Phase 1 Success

The decision is obvious

  1. Clear ROI baseline model.
  2. Existing systems classified.
  3. Post-call recovery path validated or rejected with evidence.
  4. Show-rate issue mapped.
  5. Finance reconciliation risk understood.
Phase 2 Success

Direct ROI in flight

  1. At least one direct-ROI system implemented or hardened.
  2. Clear measurement attached.
  3. Cleaner operating path for the team.
  4. Less ambiguity instead of another unused tool.
Phase 3 Success

Durable operating floor

  1. Valuable systems maintained and improved.
  2. Documentation and deployment discipline in place.
  3. Clearer software foundation for MakeMoney.com.au.
  4. Fewer fragile systems depending on manual context.
§ 07 · Boundaries
07Out Of Scope Unless Separately Agreed

The proposal is honest
about what it does not promise.

Everything listed below is excluded by default. Anything from this list can become in-scope, but only through a separate written addition — never by drift.

  1. Legal, tax, accounting, investment, or financial advice.
  2. Brokerage, trading execution, or live-market recommendation systems.
  3. Formal accounting filings, BAS/GST submissions, or accountant-of-record work.
  4. Guaranteed revenue, conversion, show-rate, or close-rate increases.
  5. Replacing human managers, coaches, or culture.
  6. Unlimited new app builds outside the agreed scope.
  7. Full rebuild of every existing system.
  8. Enterprise security certification or formal penetration testing.
  9. Third-party software, model usage, API usage, hosting, subscriptions, or vendor costs.
  10. Work requiring access MMT cannot provide.
§ 08 · Terms
08Commercial Terms

Approve Phase 1 first.
Continue only if the path stays valuable.

Single-currency pricing, three discrete approvals, one capped six-month window. Third-party usage and vendor subscriptions are paid directly by MMT unless otherwise agreed.

ItemProposed
Phase 1 · ROI Validation and Operating Audit$30,000 USD
Phase 2 · Initial Implementation and Hardening$30,000 USD
Phase 3 · Operating Infrastructure Period$45,000 USD
Total six-month engagement cap$105,000 USD
CurrencyUSD
Third-party usage, hosting, vendor subscriptions, and API costsPaid directly by MMT unless otherwise agreed.
09Recommended Decision

Approve Phase 1: ROI Validation
and Operating Audit for $30,000 USD.

The purpose of Phase 1 is to make the next decision obvious. If the ROI path is clear, Phase 2 follows. If it is not, the engagement stops with a clean diagnostic and no further commitment.