You just signed a new client.
You already know what comes next.

Send the contract. Create the project. Notify the team. Send the welcome email. Request the intake form. Collect the assets. Schedule the kickoff call.

Now multiply that across every new client, every team member tracking it, and every tool that sends a separate notification.

Every tool sends its own notification. No tool shows you the full picture.

Your team knows how to send contracts, create projects, and write welcome emails. That's not the bottleneck.

The problem is that DocuSign sends one notification, Calendly sends another, Jotform sends a third—and you're left digging through email to figure out where each client stands.

And for the things that didn't happen—the intake form nobody completed, the assets nobody uploaded—there's no notification at all. Just silence.

ClientKickoff replaces the email digging with one dashboard. It fires the onboarding sequence when Stripe confirms payment, then tracks every step in one place—including the ones that didn't happen yet.

Stripe confirms payment. Everything else fires without your team touching it.

Your team keeps using the tools they already have. ClientKickoff connects them into one automated sequence.

Your team can send everything. They can't see everything.

Your team spends 5+ hours a week on onboarding admin across scattered tools.

Logging into DocuSign, Asana, Slack, Gmail. Checking if clients completed their intake. Following up on missing assets. That's $1,000+ a month in labor.

But the real return isn't the time. It's the clients who stay because nothing slipped through the cracks in week one.

The clients you lose in the first 90 days don't leave because the work is bad.

They leave because small things slipped in the first few weeks. An intake form that wasn't followed up on. Assets that weren't requested until week 3. A kickoff call that got scheduled late.

That's the direct line between "team digging through emails" and "client decides to cancel."

Built by someone who lived on both sides of this problem.

Ruth Carpenter built and scaled a service business that generated $9.7M in cash collected with a team of 16.

She also worked inside a $2M agency and saw the same problem from the team's side—scattered tools, manual tracking, and clients slipping through the cracks.

Your team shouldn't need to dig through emails to know where a new client stands.

Connect your tools. Fire a test kickoff in under 5 minutes. See every client's onboarding progress in one place.