It's all about the SOP
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I t ' s a l l a b o u t t h e S O P !
MARCH 2020<br />
WHAT'S AN <strong>SOP</strong>?<br />
a set of step-by-step instructions compiled by an organization to help workers carry out complex routine operations. <strong>SOP</strong>s aim to<br />
achieve efficiency, quality output and uniformity of performance, while reducing miscommunication and failure to comply<br />
with industry regulations.
HERE DO YOU START?<br />
with <strong>the</strong> Big Picture<br />
You have to start with <strong>the</strong> big picture in mind by looking at your entire process from beginning to end.<br />
Start<br />
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with <strong>the</strong> Big Picture<br />
You have to start with <strong>the</strong> big picture in mind by looking at your entire process from beginning to end.<br />
Start<br />
Think <strong>about</strong> someone asking you to draw a map of a forest .....<br />
And you only have access to a few trees...<br />
How can you map out <strong>the</strong> entire forest without having <strong>the</strong> Ariel view from <strong>the</strong> top seeing how exact layout.<br />
In exploring Standard Operating Procedures (<strong>SOP</strong>'s), you will first look at your forest to give you a high-level<br />
view and <strong>the</strong>n you will focus on <strong>the</strong> trees
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Process flows!!!!<br />
WHAT'S YOUR FOREST?<br />
Process flows show inputs or information<br />
requests, followed by each of <strong>the</strong> steps<br />
required to create deliverable outputs such as<br />
products or services from <strong>the</strong> inputs.
Process flow shows someone where a process begins and where it<br />
LAMEN'S TERMS PLZ!<br />
ends.<br />
The process flow will tell answer what while <strong>the</strong> sop will answer for us how!
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TIME<br />
Let's take a look at <strong>the</strong> one of my process flows. Below is an example of how I onboard a new member.<br />
each step in <strong>the</strong> process has its own set of instructions ( aka <strong>SOP</strong>) in order for me to complete one step and move on to <strong>the</strong> next.<br />
EXAMPLE<br />
New Member Signs Up automated Email Member access 1:1 C<strong>all</strong><br />
members sign up via <strong>the</strong><br />
New member's email is added to<br />
New member receives access to<br />
First 1:1 c<strong>all</strong> is scheduled for<br />
New<br />
or provided link.<br />
<strong>the</strong> new member email list where<br />
<strong>the</strong> coaching lobby ( if coaching<br />
membership and coaching<br />
website<br />
profiles are created in<br />
<strong>the</strong> welcome email is generated.<br />
services are part of membership),<br />
onboarding<br />
Automatic<br />
PayPal<br />
Prestige Members' site, and<br />
members only IG and Facebook<br />
group.
epeatable<br />
WHY IS A FLOW IMPORTANT?<br />
sustainable<br />
consistent<br />
Understanding your flow <strong>all</strong>ows you to be able create efficiency with your business, consistent experiences for<br />
your customers, and develop best practices that become your standard.
FLOW TEMPLATE<br />
In <strong>the</strong> diagram below, begin mapping out your process flow. Choose only 1 process with your business for this<br />
exercise. Try to<br />
YOUR<br />
start here<br />
Finish
(first step of my process flow)<br />
New Member Signs Up<br />
B R E A K I T D O W N<br />
Now , take <strong>the</strong> first step of <strong>the</strong> process and break it down! Remember my first step? My<br />
first step requires a potential member to actu<strong>all</strong>y sign up. So now <strong>the</strong> question is how<br />
does this happen. Remember your flow indicates what happens while your <strong>SOP</strong> will<br />
break down how it happens.
cont'd<br />
Below see <strong>the</strong> steps that help to break down <strong>the</strong> first step in my process flow.<br />
DOWN IT BREAK<br />
New Member Signs Up<br />
here is an example of how <strong>the</strong> first step would be broken down:<br />
1. Enduser goes to paypal or is sent a link to <strong>the</strong> paypal recurring payments<br />
2. Enduser will verify if <strong>the</strong> package <strong>the</strong>y requested is <strong>the</strong> package <strong>the</strong>y are interested in starting for membership<br />
3. enduser makes a payment via paypal<br />
4. Paypal will generate a new recurring customer profile<br />
5. PayPal sends Prestige society an email <strong>about</strong> new profile created
Now to document <strong>the</strong> process, I would transfer my steps to my <strong>SOP</strong> document<br />
cont'd<br />
DOWN<br />
New Member Signs Up<br />
IT BREAK<br />
here is an example of how <strong>the</strong> first step would be broken down:<br />
1. Enduser goes to paypal or is sent a link to <strong>the</strong> paypal recurring payments<br />
2. Enduser will verify if <strong>the</strong> package <strong>the</strong>y requested is <strong>the</strong> package <strong>the</strong>y are<br />
interested in starting for membership<br />
3. enduser makes a payment via paypal<br />
4. Paypal will generate a new recurring customer profile<br />
5. PayPal sends Prestige society an email <strong>about</strong> new profile created
O U R T U R N<br />
so now it's your turn to use <strong>the</strong> template to break down <strong>the</strong> steps in your process.<br />
Y<br />
This is a big effort but one that should be done and revisited every two years just in<br />
case something in your process changes.<br />
I have included for you an attachment for our <strong>SOP</strong> template. You can use <strong>the</strong> one I<br />
created for you or find one online that suits your business needs! Have fun! You got<br />
this!