What is RunMap?
RunMap finds where work gets stuck between your tools and your team, fixes it inside the systems you already own, and shows you the hours you got back. We do not sell software, take no commissions and are not paid by tool vendors.
Who is RunMap for?
Owner-led firms of 2 to 20 people. Our first focus is independent financial advisory firms running on tools like Redtail or Wealthbox, eMoney, Orion and Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. We also work with other professional-service firms, and with service businesses running on tools like Jobber and QuickBooks.
What do I get from the free Systems Check?
A short report written around the tools you name: what we heard in your words, 3–5 first steps using features you already pay for (each linked to the vendor’s documentation), and what a Systems Tune-Up would cover. Anything that depends on how your tools are set up is flagged for us to check with you on the call.
What is a Systems Tune-Up?
A fixed-price project of about three weeks. We map one core workflow with your team, fix the top 3–5 problems inside the tools you already own, and train the team. Before we start we agree the numbers to measure, such as hours a week spent re-typing, and we review them with you at day 30. A 50% deposit starts the work.
How much does it cost?
The Systems Check is free. A Fix Session is $250 for 90 minutes on one problem. A Systems Tune-Up is $1,750 for teams of 2–9 or $2,750 for teams of 10–20; our first 3 clients pay a founding price of $1,250 in exchange for a case study. Care is $350 a month and Care Plus is $750 a month, and both can be cancelled. Larger projects are quoted before they start, typically $750–$3,000.
Do I have to give RunMap access to my accounts?
Not for the Systems Check, which works from your answers. We never ask for passwords. For hands-on work you add us as a user and remove us when we’re done, with only the access the job needs.
How do you handle compliance at an advisory firm?
Your compliance owner signs off before we change anything that touches client records or client communications, and we only set things up in tools that keep the records your rules require. We are not compliance consultants and do not give investment, legal or regulatory advice.
Will you tell us to buy new software?
Rarely. We start with the tools you already own. New software is only suggested when your current stack genuinely cannot do the job, and we are not paid by any vendor.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. RunMap works with clients remotely, wherever you are. Fix Sessions and Tune-Up work happen over screen-share.
How is the Systems Check report put together?
An automated drafting tool writes it from your tools and problem description, using RunMap’s library of documented product features; anything it can’t back with that library is marked as depending on your setup, and we check it with you on the call. Your name and email are not sent to it. If the tool is unavailable, the report is built directly from the library. The privacy policy names the provider.