JJ AndradeYour flow map in 3 steps
A guided Current State Value Stream Map of one flow in your business. Start with what you know. Leave the rest unknown.
- 01
Describe one flow
Start and end points, steps, and the numbers you know.
- 02
Confirm your email
Your map is delivered there.
- 03
Read your current state
A map, honest subtotals, and questions worth checking.
Swipe sideways to see the whole map →
- Manual information
- Electronic information
- Push (work sent on, not pulled)
- Work waiting (WIP)
- Largest known wait
- ? = unknown, kept as unknown
- Known work time
- 3 h 35 min + 1 unknown
- Known waiting
- 13 days + 4 h
- Largest known wait
- Repair → Invoice / payment · 7 days
Fictional example: sample data, not a benchmark. Brightline is not a real client; all numbers are estimates.
A clearer picture. Not a magic answer.
This first map describes today. It does not promise ROI, prescribe a future state, or replace a validated study of your operation.
The tool is being prepared. Nothing is collected or sent from this page yet.
What you get
- A current-state map of one flow: steps, people and waits
- Honest subtotals: only what you entered, with unknowns kept as unknown
- The largest known wait in the flow
- A short list of questions to check before changing anything
What it is not
- Not an ROI estimate
- Not a future-state design or a plan
- Not a validated study of your operation
- Not a promise of results
A clearer picture of today. Not a promise of results.
Next step · optional
Want an engineer to read your map?
JJ reviews it, checks the numbers and tells you where to measure first — US$ 97, fully credited if you hire consulting or mentoring.
- Written review of your map by JJ
- Numbers checked for consistency
- Where to measure first
- A call is scheduled only after the review, if it makes sense
How consulting works
When the map shows the problem, we size the fix together.
Consulting and mentoring in four fronts. Scope, timeline and measurable targets are defined in writing after the map review, before any work begins.
Remote and asynchronous. Live sessions are scheduled outside business hours (evenings and weekends, US Eastern).