14-Day Rescue Pilot
Turn the audit into a daily routine your team can actually run.
Two weeks of guided work — baseline, daily actions, mid-pilot check, and a final savings review.
Phone numbers and addresses are only needed when you run real customer messaging or address fixes.
CEO handoff pack
Demo D2C Brand needs a cleaner baseline before the pitch
Do not pitch the pilot yet. Fix data trust and load enough recent operational history first.
Continue only if the 14-day pilot shows Rs 4,999+ estimated savings, one repeatable daily habit, and at least one verifiable proof artifact.
Stop or restart after fixing data, owner, and daily execution discipline.
Pilot Progress
Day 1 of 14Pilot execution tracker
Day 1: Confirm baseline, owner, data fields, and cost assumptions.
Pilot execution is on track. Keep logging work and proof every day.
Baseline, owner, and first work day are visible.
Continue only if the team can log daily work.At least one COD/address/NDR action has been executed.
If no action is logged, narrow the cohort immediately.Savings proof has started before the final stretch.
If savings are still zero, shift all effort to NDR rescue proof.Estimated savings covers the pilot fee.
Renew, narrow, or stop based on proof, not enthusiasm.Today's focus — Day 1
Pull in new orders, review the risky cash queue, and line up confirmations and address fixes.
Check customer responses. Mark each one confirmed, cancelled, or updated — then dispatch.
Walk through every failed delivery: send a rescue message, then mark reattempt, call, cancel, or return.
Pilot Overview
Current Pilot Progress
Step 1 — Baseline setup
Action rules you'll use
Step 2 — Daily routine
Morning
Pull in new orders
Review risky cash orders
Queue confirmations
Queue address fixes
Queue prepaid offers
Afternoon
Check customer responses
Mark confirmed / cancelled / updated
Decide what to dispatch
Evening
Review failed deliveries
Send rescue messages
Mark reattempt / call / cancel / return
Log savings
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Step 3 — Mid-pilot review
Recommendations: adjust risk threshold, change message template, focus on top pincode, focus on top courier, and increase call fallback for high-value orders.
Step 4 — Final savings review
Next plan recommendation: Do not scale yet; recheck volume, cost assumptions, and action execution.
Privacy note
Customer-level communication should only be used for delivery/RTO operations, not unrelated marketing.