Same eight moves. Same voice, same calls, same judgment. What changes is that the mechanical part stops eating the week, and no prospect can go quiet while still holding one of your 125 reserve slots.
At 20 new claims a week against 19 open slots, the list caps out inside of one week. That is not a tracking problem, it is a release problem, and today nothing releases.
So the system carries a live counter, and a Releasable report of every claimed name that has gone to Nurture, been closed, become a member, or gone 45 days with no touch and no reply. Release is a two-part task: marked here, then unclaimed in the portal. The task stays open until you confirm the portal side, because the system never assumes a portal action happened.
This is the part worth being blunt about. The system is built to take the mechanical work off your plate and to leave everything that actually wins a member exactly where it is: with you.
Happens without you. You see the result.
The system does the work. Nothing moves until you say so.
Not in version one, not later. On purpose.
All prospecting work is done by Wednesday. Each block finishes for the whole batch before the next one starts.
40 to 50 raw names in, hard gates applied in one pass, roughly 30 survive.
Portal sweep on all 30, claim up to 20, one Lusha pass, contacts to your phone, 20 drafts reviewed.
20 new calls plus the prior cohort's second calls. Voicemails, emails behind them, everything logged as you go.
Follow-up emails fire on their own schedule. Your time goes to meetings, group prep, and member work.
Everything above exists to move a single figure: meetings set per 20 prospects entered. Nothing in the current setup measures it, which means there is currently no way to tell whether a change to the cadence, the hook, or the source made things better or worse.