The domain map
A structured artifact your team can read. Objects, rules, events, actors, constraints; named in your language, not ours.
Domain-Driven Design, domain modeling, process modeling.
One week. Fixed scope. A five-day workshop that produces a domain map your operators, your engineers, and AI can all read, plus a clear recommendation on what to do next.
Starts from EUR 8k. Single fixed-price engagement; five days, no separate discovery phase.
If three of four ring true, this is the right starting point.
A structured artifact your team can read. Objects, rules, events, actors, constraints; named in your language, not ours.
Every term your business uses, defined once. Ubiquitous language is the difference between a map your team trusts and a map they argue with.
Every state change in the process, with timing, triggers, and side effects. The basis for any automation we (or you) build later.
A reviewable record of the constraints that govern the process: compliance, policy, separation of duties. Reusable when the process changes.
One focused week, run as a five-day workshop. We use Domain-Driven Design and EventStorming to map the events, the actors, the decisions, and the boundaries in your language, not in the language of software. Days 1, 3, and 5 are with your team; days 2 and 4 are our synthesis. The process you map is decided in the fit call, so day one starts on real work.
The people who do the work walk us through how it actually happens: actors, steps, decisions, tools, exceptions, the workarounds nobody documented, and the costs everyone tolerates. We record and transcribe so the evidence outlives the room. The EventStorming surface fills with the real process, not the official one.
A working day without you. Transcripts become a verified process list and a first domain model. Screens are extracted; low-fidelity wireframes are drafted as questions for Day 3. AI accelerates this, but every artifact is reviewed by hand before anyone trusts it.
The wireframes are a question, not an answer. We test happy paths, edge cases, permissions, data needs, roles, and integrations, and we watch for where the model is wrong. When a wireframe reveals a misunderstanding, it changes live. Where it matters, compliance is in the room and the rules nobody had named get surfaced.
Internal again. The validated model becomes a scope view, milestone candidates, a draft roadmap, and a first estimate. A second team challenges scope, feasibility, and assumptions before anything reaches you.
The owner walks through must-have scope, later scope, explicit non-scope, milestones, trade-offs, and the recommendation: build, partially build, defer, use SaaS, or investigate further. All five are real outcomes. The artifact is yours, with the option to continue onto Process Native Software.
You leave with the map, the glossary, the event catalog, and the audit checklist. They are yours; if you never work with us again, they are still load-bearing.
If we do continue, the map becomes the contract Process Native Software is generated from. The same artifact that lived as a PDF for a week is now the source of truth for the software your company runs on. No translation step. No 'now let us build the spec.' The map is the spec.
The map is the contract. The software is what the contract generates.
EmpoweredHouse · Domain-Driven Process Modeling
Single fixed-price engagement for the five-day workshop. No separate discovery phase, no scope creep, no time-and-materials line item. The price is set in the fit call, before you sign.
People involved, systems touched.
Whether a compliance review is needed.
What changes the number: the size of the process (people involved, systems touched) and the regulatory weight (whether a compliance review is needed). The week itself is fixed.
A fit call is thirty minutes. If your process is generic, we will say so. If it is not, we will tell you what mapping it would look like.