Most small business owners don't know they're a single point of failure until something breaks. The Key Person Risk Diagnostic analyses your documents, emails, and SOPs and returns a ranked report naming the specific people, processes, and decisions that stop working the moment you step away. No generic advice. Named risks, named processes, a delegation brief, and a 7-day stabilisation plan. One payment. No account needed. Delivered within minutes.
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Hi Product Hunt.
I built this after over 15 years working across businesses of varying sizes watching the same pattern repeat. The [business] owner goes away, things stop, they come back to a backlog that takes days to clear.
The problem is never the team. It is always the same structural issue: approval authority, client knowledge, and financial access sitting with one person, undocumented and undelegated.
The diagnostic analyses your actual business documents and tells you specifically where you are fragile and what to do about it first. No consulting engagement required.
Happy to answer questions about how it works or what a report looks like.
There is a full sample report at processlode.com.au/key-person-risk/sample-report/ if you want to see the output before buying.
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"As a solo founder this hits close to home. I am the single point of failure. The 7-day stabilization plan angle is smart because most tools just tell you the problem without giving you a way out. What kind of documents does it need to give useful results β SOPs only, or does it work with something lighter like a Notion workspace?"
You definitely do not need polished SOPs. Plain text can work on its own, especially if you can describe how the business runs, who owns what, where the founder is involved, and what would break if that person was unavailable.
That said, plain text works even better when used in conjunction with relevant uploaded documents, such as SOPs, checklists, role notes, handover notes, process maps, recurring task lists, Google Docs, exported Notion pages, copied Notion content, or rough internal notes.
There is no live Notion integration. The diagnostic works from the information you provide or upload.
The goal is not to judge how neat the documentation is. It is to turn what already exists, even if it is messy, into a practical risk view and a 7-day stabilisation plan.
"As a solo founder this hits close to home. I am the single point of failure. The 7-day stabilization plan angle is smart because most tools just tell you the problem without giving you a way out. What kind of documents does it need to give useful results β SOPs only, or does it work with something lighter like a Notion workspace?"
@a_kay2Β Thanks, and sorry for the delayed reply.
You definitely do not need polished SOPs. Plain text can work on its own, especially if you can describe how the business runs, who owns what, where the founder is involved, and what would break if that person was unavailable.
That said, plain text works even better when used in conjunction with relevant uploaded documents, such as SOPs, checklists, role notes, handover notes, process maps, recurring task lists, Google Docs, exported Notion pages, copied Notion content, or rough internal notes.
There is no live Notion integration. The diagnostic works from the information you provide or upload.
The goal is not to judge how neat the documentation is. It is to turn what already exists, even if it is messy, into a practical risk view and a 7-day stabilisation plan.
A sample report can be found over here:
https://processlode.com.au/key-person-risk/sample-report/