Case study

She thought follow-ups were fine. They were invisible.

An immigration firm ran consults on instinct. Making the follow-up backlog visible changed the same week's behavior.

Irfad Imtiaz · June 20, 2026 · markdown

An immigration attorney was running a healthy consult calendar and trusting memory for everything after it.

We built a dashboard over her existing tools. No migration, no new software for the team to learn. It rebuilt the history her practice management system kept deleting and put the follow-up backlog on one screen.

The backlog was not a character flaw. It was invisible. The week it became visible, it started shrinking.

She thought follow-ups were fine. They were invisible. | irfad.me