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❓ How to Use This System

Your complete operating guide for delivering a world-class KYP client experience.

🧬 Three Phases — One Flow

This SOP is organized as a single linear flow. Every client moves through all three phases in order.

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Phase 1 — Client Onboarding

Steps 1–10 + Completion Gate

Everything from WhatsApp group creation through scheduling all initial appointments, activating wearables, and syncing dashboards. Phase 1 ends when all initial tests are completed, wearables are active, dashboards are synced, and the first session with Andres is complete.

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Phase 2 — Service Delivery

Steps 11–14 + Escalation

Ongoing execution once a client is fully onboarded. Weekly reminders, pre-call prep with the 6-category brief sent to Andres, post-call actions, and all recurring appointments (quarterly Dr. Joel, bloodwork, DEXA). This is where retention is won or lost.

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Phase 3 — Documentation

Steps 15–16

The system only works if data is logged. Post-session documentation happens within 2 hours of every call. A full roster audit happens weekly. If it isn't documented, it doesn't exist.

🚀 Day One — Where to Start

  1. Read the Role Overview — Understand exactly what you own and what Andres owns. The line matters.
  2. Study the Master Flow Map — Memorize the full client journey and the testing cadence table by program type.
  3. Walk through Phase 1 (Steps 1–10) — Every step has a checklist. Know each one before your first client lands.
  4. Internalize Phase 2 (Steps 11–14) — This is your weekly operating rhythm. The pre-call brief and post-call documentation are the two highest-leverage actions you will take every week.
  5. Understand Phase 3 (Steps 15–16) — If you don't update logs within 2 hours of a session, the system breaks. Non-negotiable.
  6. Bookmark Escalation & De-escalation — Know it before you need it. You will need it.

✏️ Personalize Mode

Click ✏️ Personalize Mode in the top-right header to edit any script or message template directly in the browser. Purple outlines will appear around all editable areas. When you're done, click Download Custom Version to save your edited copy as a standalone HTML file. Use this to customize WhatsApp scripts, reminder messages, and summary templates to match your voice and each client's context.

🧠 How the Pre-Call Brief Works (Phase 2)

The pre-call brief is built using Claude with the KYP Brain MCP connected. 24 hours before every Andres session, the CSM opens a Claude session, pastes the structured prompt from Step 12, and the KYP Brain synthesizes the client's Fathom transcripts, Whoop data, HabitDash check-ins, lab results, and open loops into a one-page brief.

The CSM reviews and cleans up the output before sending — you are the quality filter, not just the messenger. Once it looks right, send it to Andres via WhatsApp before the session.

The goal: Andres walks into every call already knowing the six things that matter. He should never have to reconstruct context live with the client.

💡 PRO TIP — WHATSAPP GROUP DESCRIPTION IS A LIVING RECORD

The group description must always contain: client start date, program type, top 3 goals (from first Fathom call), last testing date, Drive folder link, and next scheduled appointment. Andres reviews these regularly. If the description is stale, your credibility takes the hit — not the system's.

Overview

🗺️ Role Overview

What the Client Success Manager owns — and why it matters.

🎯 Your Mission

You are the operational backbone of every client relationship at KYP. Your job is to ensure that every client feels taken care of from the moment they sign — removing friction, closing loops, and making it so Andres can focus 100% on delivering results.

As Andres says: "Everything from that touchpoint on, everything is better if we have a smooth sailing operation at the very beginning."

✅ CSM Owns

  • WhatsApp group creation & management
  • Onboarding form coordination
  • All appointment scheduling
  • Device & test ordering
  • Platform setups (HabitDash, Rhythm)
  • Pre-call & post-call summaries via Fathom
  • 24-hour reminders for all appointments
  • Drive folder management
  • Client Roster tracker updates
  • Quarterly retesting coordination

🧬 Andres Owns

  • Weekly 1:1 coaching sessions with clients
  • Health optimization recommendations
  • Dr. Joel / medical team coordination
  • New client introductions to the group
  • Program pricing & contract decisions
  • Escalation sign-off on complex issues

📱 Core Tools You Use Daily

💬 WhatsApp 📂 Google Drive 🎙️ Fathom 📅 Calendly / Monday 📈 HabitDash 📈 HabitDash 🩺 Rhythm Health ⌚ Whoop 🧬 SelfDecode 📊 KYP Client Roster 📄 DocuSign

📋 Program Types You'll See

Always check the contract in DocuSign to confirm the client's program type — it determines scheduling cadence, testing frequency, and deliverables.

⏱️ 3-Month Program ⏱️ 6-Month Program ⏱️ 12-Month Program ✨ Custom / 1-Off Deep Dive

Most clients are on 3 or 6-month programs. Testing (blood work + DEXA) happens at the start of every program and then every quarter thereafter.

Overview

📊 Master Flow Map

The complete client journey from signed contract to ongoing success.

🧬 KYP Client Journey — End to End

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Phase 1 — Onboarding

WhatsApp group → Forms → Platforms → All initial appointments → Devices → First Andres session

2
Phase 2 — Service Delivery

Weekly reminders → Pre-call brief → Post-call actions → Ongoing testing coordination → Escalation

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Phase 3 — Documentation

Post-session logs within 2 hrs → Weekly roster audit → Drive sync → Monday.com updates

🔄 Testing Cadence by Program Type

PROGRAM BLOOD WORK DEXA SCAN DR. JOEL CONSULTS
3-Month Start + End (2x) Start + End (2x) PWA at start + quarterly consults
6-Month Start + 3mo + End (3x) Start + End (2x) PWA at start + quarterly consults
12-Month Every quarter (4x) Start, 6mo, End (3x) PWA at start + quarterly consults

⚠️ Always verify the client's specific contract in DocuSign — some clients have custom arrangements (e.g., no testing, Rhythm-only, 1-off Deep Dive).

Phase 1 — Onboarding

💬 Step 1: Create WhatsApp Client Group

This is the mandatory first step and the foundation of the client relationship. Every client gets their own group. No exceptions.

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MANDATORY — Complete Before Any Client Communication

As soon as Andres introduces a new client, this is your first move. The group chat is the command center for the entire program.

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Create the WhatsApp Group
Never reuse an old group — always create fresh
  • Open WhatsApp and create a new group — never reuse an old one
  • Name the group exactly: 🧬 [Client First Name + Last Initial] - KYP Health Optimization
1A
Configure Group Settings
Do this BEFORE sending any message
Privacy & Permissions
  • Set Group Visibility → Hidden
  • Set Add Participants → Admins only
  • Set Edit Group Info → Admins only
  • Check for an invite link — if one exists, revoke/reset immediately. Do NOT generate a new one.
Add Participants
  • Client
  • Kacie & Kristel (Client Success team)
  • Andres
Assign Admin Permissions
  • Andres → Admin (required)
  • CSMs → Admin as needed
1B
Send Welcome Message
Warm, professional, and action-oriented

Your first message sets the tone for the entire program. Use the approved template from KYP Sample Templates, and make sure to include:

  • Introduction of yourself and the team
  • Sleep Guide and Health Optimization Roadmap (from Materials folder)
  • Confirmation that the group is private
  • Outline of next onboarding steps
  • Calendly link for onboarding call: https://calendly.com/kacie-knowyourphysio/30min
Sample Welcome Script

Hey [Client Name]! 👋 So excited to welcome you to KYP. I'm [Your Name], your Client Success Manager — I'm here to make sure your entire journey is seamless from start to finish. This group is private and only includes you, myself, and Andres.

I've attached your Sleep Guide and Health Optimization Roadmap to kick things off. Here's what's coming up next: we'll get your onboarding form completed, schedule your initial appointments, and get all your platforms set up. Let's book your onboarding call here: [Calendly Link] 🙌

1C
Update WhatsApp Group Description
Living record — must always be current
  • Check the client's contract in DocuSign to confirm program type and terms
  • Follow the KYP Sample Templates guide for description format
📋 WHAT BELONGS IN THE GROUP DESCRIPTION

Client start date • Program type (3/6/12 mo) • Top 3 goals (from first Fathom call) • Last testing date • Google Drive folder link • Key upcoming milestones. Andres reviews these regularly — keep them updated whenever there's a change.

1D
Final Verification Checklist
Do not proceed until every box is checked

✅ Group Setup Verification

No invite link exists

Group is set to Hidden

Only correct members are present (Client, Kacie, Kristel, Andres)

Andres has admin permissions

Welcome message sent with Sleep Guide & Roadmap

Group description updated with start date, goals, program type, Drive link

🚨 If ANY mistake is found:
  • Create a new group immediately
  • Move client to the new group
  • Exit and archive the incorrect group
  • Never reuse a compromised group
Phase 1 — Onboarding

📋 Step 2: Onboarding & PAR-Q Forms

Collect all intake information and create the client's Google Drive folder.

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Send & Complete Onboarding Forms
  • Send the onboarding form link to the client via WhatsApp
  • Send the PAR-Q form
  • Walk the client through completion if needed — ideally on a live onboarding call
  • Review forms for completeness before moving on
  • Flag any health concerns to Andres or Dr. Joel immediately
⚠️ PROACTIVE APPROACH

Don't just send the form and wait. Clients are busy — offer to walk them through it live on a Zoom call. This prevents weeks of delays and dramatically improves the onboarding experience.

2A
Create Google Drive Folder & Share with Client
  • Create a new folder inside the KYP Google Drive under the client's name: KYP / [Client's Full Name]
  • Upload the contract, onboarding form, PAR-Q, and any other relevant documents
  • Share the Drive folder with the client and notify them via WhatsApp
  • Add the Drive folder link to the WhatsApp group description
  • Always upload blood work and lab results to Drive — never ask clients to upload their own test results unless it's pre-existing data from before they started
Drive Share Message

Hey [Client Name]! I've created your personal KYP folder in Google Drive — this is where we'll keep all your documents, test results, and program materials securely stored. Here's the link: [Drive Link] 📂

Phase 1 — Onboarding

📍 Step 3: Confirm Availability & Address

Collect everything needed to schedule all initial appointments and ship devices.

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Gather Scheduling Info & Shipping Address
Availability
  • Ask for availability for: Dr. Joel consultation, mobile phlebotomist visit
  • Confirm preferred days and times
  • Note any time zone differences
Shipping Address
  • Collect full shipping address (street, city, state, zip)
  • Verify the address is correct — this is used for Whoop, SelfDecode kit, and mobile phlebotomist
Availability Request Script

Hey [Client Name]! To get everything scheduled for you, I need a couple of things: What days/times work best for you over the next 2 weeks? We need to schedule your Dr. Joel consultation and your blood draw. Also, what's the best shipping address for your Whoop and lab kit? 🙏

Phase 1 — Onboarding

📈 Step 4: HabitDash Setup

KYP's primary client health and habit dashboard — where wearable data, habits, and daily metrics are tracked.

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Create & Verify HabitDash Account
All data accuracy is critical
  • Walk the client through HabitDash registration — ideally during the onboarding call
  • Set login credentials: Username: Client email | Password: As generated
  • Confirm account creation is complete
  • Verify all data entry is correct and Whoop is connected
  • If the client can't complete it themselves, create the account for them using their email and a generated password, then provide login details
  • Confirm Andres has admin/coach access to the account
🚨 DATA ACCURACY IS NON-NEGOTIABLE

Incorrect setup in HabitDash directly affects Andres's ability to monitor and coach the client day-to-day. Double-check every field and confirm Whoop is syncing before marking this complete.

💡 HABITDASH — WHAT IT DOES

HabitDash is KYP's primary client dashboard — it aggregates wearable data (Whoop, Aura, etc.), tracks daily habits, and gives Andres real-time visibility into every client's performance. If a client's HRV drops or sleep crashes, Andres can proactively reach out. This is what separates KYP from generic coaches.

Phase 1 — Onboarding

📅 Step 5: Schedule Weekly Meetings with Andres

Set up the recurring weekly session that is the backbone of the client's program.

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Schedule Recurring Weekly Meetings
  • Access Calendly or Monday.com to view Andres's availability
  • Schedule the first weekly session — then set as recurring for the full program duration
  • Add to the calendar
  • Send confirmation to the client via WhatsApp
✅ SESSION FREQUENCY BY PROGRAM TYPE

Standard: Weekly 30-min sessions with Andres. Monthly Programs: Once per month, 1-hour session. Always verify with the client's contract.

Meeting Confirmation Script

Great news, [Client Name]! Your weekly sessions with Andres are all set. Your first session is [Date & Time] — I'll send you a reminder 24 hours before. Looking forward to getting started! 🎯

Phase 1 — Onboarding

🩺 Step 6: Schedule Dr. Joel Consultation (PWA)

Coordinate the Premier Wellness Assessment — 75+ biomarkers, disease risk stratification, full intake review.

ℹ️ WHAT IS THE PWA?

The Premier Wellness Assessment is Dr. Joel Wussow's comprehensive evaluation — over 75 blood biomarkers, 10/30-year disease risk scores, ApoB, LP(a), insulin resistance, and a detailed intake form. It's what sets KYP apart from standard coaching programs. Most clients receive one PWA at program start. Premium clients may receive a second at program end.

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Coordinate Dr. Joel's Consultation
Check contract for PWA vs. standard blood order
  • Confirm with Andres whether client is getting PWA or standard blood order (check contract)
  • Contact Dr. Joel (or his coordinator) to request available time slots
  • Confirm date and time with the client
  • Send confirmation and prep instructions via WhatsApp
  • Log appointment date in the KYP Client Roster
⚠️ NOTE ON SPECIAL CASES

Some clients skip testing entirely (e.g., they have recent data). Andres will flag this when announcing the new client. Always follow his specific instructions for each client.

Phase 1 — Onboarding

🩸 Step 7: Schedule Blood Work (Mobile Phlebotomist)

Coordinate in-home blood draw — client experience should be effortless.

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Book Mobile Phlebotomist
  • Schedule blood work after the Dr. Joel consultation is confirmed (Dr. Joel's order drives the blood panel)
  • Confirm date, time, and the exact shipping/visit address
  • Send preparation instructions to the client (fasting requirements, hydration, etc.)
  • Once results are received — upload directly to the client's Google Drive folder. Do not ask the client to upload their own results.
Phase 1 — Onboarding

🔬 Step 8: Schedule DEXA Scan

Gold standard for body composition — schedule near the client's location.

🔄 NOTE ON RECURRING APPOINTMENTS

Dr. Joel consultations, bloodwork, and DEXA scans are not one-time events. These recur quarterly based on program type (see Master Flow Map for cadence). Phase 1 covers the initial scheduling of each. Coordination of all subsequent rounds is handled in Phase 2 — Step 14: Ongoing Testing Coordination.

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Book DEXA Scan Appointment
  • Find a DEXA scan location near the client's zip code / city
  • Book the appointment and confirm location, date, and time
  • Notify client via WhatsApp with full appointment details
  • Review client schedule monthly — coordinate repeat DEXA at appropriate quarterly intervals
  • Schedule next DEXA during or right after the current appointment when possible
💡 WHAT IS A DEXA SCAN?

DEXA is the gold standard for body composition — it shows exactly how much muscle vs. fat a client has, at a granular level. It informs Andres's fitness programming, fat loss targets, and tracks progress quarter over quarter. Takes only a few minutes for the client.

Phase 1 — Onboarding

📦 Step 9: Order Devices & Materials

Get the client's wearable, genetic test, and any materials ordered and delivered before the first coaching session.

9A
Place Orders — Whoop & SelfDecode
Target: within 24 hours of address confirmation
  • Confirm client readiness and that shipping address is verified
  • Whoop: Place order — if client already owns a Whoop, skip and flag for Andres (client may receive a $300 supplement credit or alternative item)
  • SelfDecode Genetic Test: Place order — check if KYP has an active coupon/discount code before ordering
  • Log both orders in Monday.com and the KYP Client Roster with expected delivery dates
✅ 100% FULFILLMENT STANDARD

KYP's KPI is 100% fulfillment of Whoop and genetic tests within 7 days of the onboarding call. Order fast — this is a direct client satisfaction driver.

9B
Track Shipments & Confirm Delivery
Stay proactive — don't wait for the client to ask
  • Track shipment status regularly (check USPS / carrier tracking)
  • Notify the client when the item has shipped — share tracking number via WhatsApp
  • Confirm receipt once delivered
  • Address any setup questions the client has about the device or kit
Shipping Notification Script

Hey [Client Name]! Great news — your [Whoop / SelfDecode kit] has shipped! 🚀 Tracking number: [#]. Estimated arrival: [Date]. Let me know when it arrives and I'll help you get set up right away!

9C
Activate Whoop & Sync HabitDash
Must be complete before first Andres session
  • Once Whoop arrives, walk the client through setup — confirm the band is syncing and the app is active
  • Connect Whoop to HabitDash — confirm data is flowing (HRV, sleep, strain, recovery)
  • If the client has an Oura Ring instead, connect that to HabitDash in the same way
  • Confirm Andres has coach/admin access to HabitDash and can see the client's data live
  • Note the wearable activation date in the WhatsApp group description
🚨 DO NOT PROCEED TO PHASE 2 UNTIL WEARABLE IS SYNCING

HabitDash with live Whoop or Oura data is a prerequisite for Phase 2. If Andres can't see data before the first session, the coaching is flying blind. Confirm sync before marking onboarding complete.

Phase 1 — Onboarding

🩺 Step 10: Rhythm Health Setup

Rhythm provides automated monthly blood work — a core part of KYP's ongoing data infrastructure.

ℹ️ WHAT IS RHYTHM?

Rhythm provides automated, recurring monthly blood work ("Rhythm labs") so clients and Andres always have fresh biomarker data without scheduling. Clients on Rhythm are automatically tracked, and Dr. Joel reviews quarterly. Not all clients are on Rhythm — check the contract.

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Create & Configure Rhythm Account
  • Confirm the client is on Rhythm (check contract — some clients are not)
  • Create or activate the client's Rhythm Health account
  • Ensure the client is assigned to the correct program or workspace
  • Verify data integrations are enabled if applicable
  • Confirm Andres has coach/admin access
  • Walk the client through: how to log in, what data they review, and how often to engage
⚠️ TIMING NOTE

If a client just completed a round of blood work, Rhythm may not start for 30 days. Andres may also send a Rhythm kit as a gift — coordinate timing carefully and note the start date in the WhatsApp group description.

Phase 1 — Onboarding

✅ Onboarding Completion Gate

Do not move a client to Phase 2 until every item below is confirmed. This is the official handoff from onboarding to active delivery.

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ALL BOXES MUST BE GREEN BEFORE PHASE 2 BEGINS

If any item is incomplete, resolve it immediately. Do not leave open loops when entering service delivery.

✅ Phase 1 Completion Checklist

WhatsApp group created, configured, and group description fully populated

Onboarding form and PAR-Q completed and uploaded to Google Drive

Google Drive folder created and shared with client

HabitDash account active — Andres has admin access

Recurring weekly sessions with Andres scheduled for full program duration

Dr. Joel initial consultation completed (or confirmed not required per contract)

Initial blood work completed and results uploaded to Drive

Initial DEXA scan completed and results uploaded to Drive (or confirmed not required)

Whoop (or Oura) delivered, activated, and syncing to HabitDash

SelfDecode genetic test ordered and kit delivered

Rhythm Health account set up (if applicable per contract)

First session with Andres completed — session logged in Monday.com and KYP Client Roster

Client status updated to "Active" in Monday.com

✅ ONCE ALL BOXES ARE CHECKED

The client is officially in active service delivery. Proceed to Phase 2 — Step 11 and begin the weekly delivery rhythm: reminders, pre-call briefs, post-call documentation, and ongoing testing coordination.

Phase 2 — Service Delivery

🔔 Step 11: Reminders & Appointment Scheduling

Proactive communication keeps clients accountable and sessions from falling through the cracks.

11A
Send 24-Hour Reminders — All Appointments
🚨 Timing: exactly 24 hours before every session or appointment
  • Send reminder to the client via WhatsApp 24 hours before every session, appointment, or test
  • Tag Andres in the reminder if it's a session with him
  • Tag or notify the health coach (Kacie) if she is involved
  • Ask the client to confirm attendance
  • If they can't make it — reschedule immediately. Do not leave it open.
Session Reminder Script (Andres)

Hey [Client Name]! Just a heads up — you have your weekly session with Andres tomorrow at [Time]. 🗓️ Please confirm you're good to go! Here's the Zoom link: [Link]. Let us know if anything has changed and we'll get it rescheduled right away.

Appointment Reminder Script (Dr. Joel / Phlebotomist / DEXA)

Reminder! Your [appointment type] is tomorrow at [Time] at [Location/Zoom]. 🩺 Please remember to [fast / bring ID / etc.]. Reply here to confirm you're all set!

11B
Pre-Session WhatsApp Agenda Message to Client
Send 24 hours before every Andres session

Along with the reminder, send the client a short 3-sentence agenda message. This primes them for the session, reduces the first 5 minutes of "so where were we," and signals that KYP is running a structured, prepared program.

  • What you'll be covering in the session
  • What they should have ready or thought about beforehand
  • Any data they should pull up (e.g., Whoop stats from the past week)
Pre-Session Agenda Script (to Client)

Hey [Client Name]! Tomorrow's session with Andres is at [Time]. Here's what we'll be covering: [1–2 main topics]. Please have a look at your Whoop data from the past week and come ready to discuss [specific focus area]. See you tomorrow! 🎯

💡 WHY THIS MATTERS

Clients who receive a pre-session agenda feel more prepared, more accountable, and more impressed by the program. It's 3 sentences and takes 2 minutes to write. The perception it creates is worth far more than the time it costs.

Phase 2 — Service Delivery

📝 Step 12: Pre-Call Brief for Andres

The accountability layer that ensures Andres walks into every session fully informed. CSM generates, reviews, and sends this brief 24 hours before every session.

⏱️ DEADLINE: 24 HOURS BEFORE EVERY ANDRES SESSION — NO EXCEPTIONS

The brief must be sent to Andres via WhatsApp before every client session. If you don't know the status of every open item, data trend, and clinical flag before the call, Andres will either skip them, double-assign them, or waste live session time reconstructing context. That is a direct driver of client dissatisfaction.

12A
Generate the Pre-Call Brief — Claude + KYP Brain
CSM runs this prompt, reviews output, then sends to Andres

Open a Claude session with the KYP Brain MCP connected. Paste the prompt below, substituting the client name. Claude will search Fathom transcripts, WhatsApp context, lab results, and wearable data to generate a one-page brief. Review the output, clean it up, and send to Andres via WhatsApp. You are the quality filter — never forward raw AI output without reading it first.

📋 KYP BRAIN PRE-CALL BRIEF PROMPT — COPY & PASTE INTO CLAUDE

Using the KYP Brain, generate a pre-call brief for [CLIENT NAME]'s session with Andres today. Structure the output across these six categories:

1. Program Lifecycle — Session number, weeks enrolled, phase of engagement (onboarding / active optimization / maintenance / renewal window).

2. Open Loops & Action Items — Everything assigned since the last session, status for each (✅ done / 🟡 pending / 🔴 not done). Flag anything the client completed that Andres should acknowledge.

3. Data Since Last Session — Whoop HRV trajectory, sleep score changes, resting HR, strain vs recovery ratio. HabitDash check-in trends. Any patterns across wearables and subjective reports worth flagging.

4. Clinical Picture — Most recent labs with dates. Any relevant genetic flags in active focus. GI findings if in a gut protocol. Medication or supplement changes since last session.

5. Goal & Contract Status — What did this client sign up to achieve? Are we on track, behind, or ahead? Flag any deliverables at risk.

6. Psychology & Relationship Layer — What motivates this client. What frustrates them. What they said last session that they clearly cared about. Communication style notes.

Format as a one-page scannable brief. End with: (a) the 1–3 things to accomplish on this call to keep the program on track, and (b) the one clinical item most needing Andres's attention right now.

✅ AFTER GENERATING THE BRIEF

Read it in full. Does it accurately reflect what you know about this client? Is anything missing or clearly wrong? Edit as needed, then send to Andres in the client's WhatsApp group, tagged to him. Keep it clean and scannable — he should be able to read it in 3 minutes before joining the call.

12B
Pre-Call Checklist — Confirm Before Every Session
Complete at least 30 minutes before every Andres session

📋 PRE-CALL CHECKLIST

Program lifecycle confirmed — session number, weeks enrolled, current phase noted in brief

Open loops reviewed — every action item from the last session has a status (done / pending / overdue)

Whoop / wearable data reviewed — HRV trend, sleep scores, strain vs recovery for the past week flagged if notable

HabitDash check-in data reviewed — patterns since last session noted

Clinical picture current — most recent labs noted with dates, supplement or medication changes flagged

Goal & contract status checked — on track / behind / ahead clearly stated in brief

Relationship notes included — what this client cares about, their communication style, anything from last session they clearly wanted addressed

Brief reviewed and cleaned up by CSM before sending — no raw AI output forwarded without human review

Brief sent to Andres via WhatsApp in the client's group chat at least 30 minutes before the session

Pre-session agenda message sent to client (see Step 11B) — 3 sentences, session focus and what they should prepare

Phase 2 — Service Delivery

📤 Step 13: Post-Call Actions

Everything that must happen within 2 hours of every session ending. This is where follow-through becomes visible to the client.

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Post-Meeting Summary & Fathom Upload
⏱️ Complete within 2 hours of every session
  • After Fathom processes the call, review the transcript and notes
  • Send a post-meeting summary in the WhatsApp group — include both the client's next steps AND Andres's commitments
  • Download the Fathom recording and upload to the client's Google Drive folder
  • Update the KYP Client Roster — log session completion and remaining session count
  • Update Monday.com task board with any new action items
  • Update the WhatsApp group description if any key goals or milestones changed
⚠️ DON'T LET THIS SLIP

Andres has flagged missing post-meeting summaries directly. This is a high-visibility deliverable. The summary in the group chat is proof that the CSM team is on top of every client's journey — and the first thing a client notices when we're not.

Post-Meeting Summary Script

Great session today, [Client Name]! 🎯 Here's your recap: What we covered: [Topics]. Your next steps before next session: [Action Items]. Andres will: [Andres's commitments]. See you next week — keep it up! 💪

Phase 2 — Service Delivery

🔄 Step 14: Ongoing Testing Coordination

No client should ever miss a quarterly testing window. Proactive scheduling is the CSM's responsibility — not the client's.

🔄 RECURRING APPOINTMENTS IN PHASE 2

The following appointments recur throughout the program based on contract type. The CSM tracks every window and schedules proactively — before the client ever has to ask. See the Master Flow Map for cadence by program type.

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Monitor & Schedule Quarterly Testing Windows
What to Track in Monday.com & the KYP Client Roster
  • Program start date, last test date, and next test due date for every active client
  • Dr. Joel quarterly consult dates — coordinate scheduling 2–3 weeks in advance
  • Bloodwork (mobile phlebotomist) dates — coordinate scheduling 2 weeks in advance
  • DEXA scan dates — coordinate scheduling 2–3 weeks in advance
  • When results are received — upload directly to the client's Google Drive folder immediately. Do not ask the client to upload their own results.
Best Practice — Schedule It On the Call
  • When possible, note during the session that the next testing window is approaching and prompt Andres to confirm timing live with the client
  • Flag upcoming testing windows in the pre-call brief (Step 12) so Andres can bring it up if needed
✅ THE STANDARD

Clients should never have to think "when is my next test?" That question means you already missed the window. The WhatsApp group description should always show the last testing date and the next scheduled date.

Phase 2 — Service Delivery

🚨 Escalation & De-escalation

How to handle issues at every severity level — and how to bring a situation back down before it damages the relationship.

📋 Escalation Steps

1
Resolve Directly with Client (De-escalation First)

For missed appointments, delivery delays, platform issues, or scheduling conflicts — attempt to resolve directly with the client first. Acknowledge the issue, offer a concrete solution, reschedule immediately, and keep communication warm and proactive. Most situations end here if addressed within the hour.

2
Loop in the Health Coach (Kacie)

If the issue relates to the client's coaching experience, perceived lack of progress, or communication friction with Andres — loop in Kacie before escalating further. She owns the client relationship layer and may be able to de-escalate directly.

3
Escalate to Andres

If unresolved after Steps 1–2, or if the issue involves a health concern, contract question, or anything requiring Andres's direct input — escalate immediately. Flag in the internal team WhatsApp with full context: what happened, what was tried, what the client said, and what resolution you're recommending.

🚨 IMMEDIATE ESCALATION TO ANDRES — Skip Steps 1 & 2:
  • Any health concern flagged during PAR-Q, onboarding, or live session
  • A client expressing serious dissatisfaction or intent to cancel
  • A compromised WhatsApp group (privacy issue)
  • Any situation that could affect KYP's reputation or HIPAA compliance
  • A client reporting an adverse reaction to a supplement, protocol, or recommendation

🧊 De-escalation Playbook

When a client is frustrated or disengaged, the goal is to acknowledge, stabilize, and re-anchor — not to defend or deflect.

  • Acknowledge first. "I hear you — that's frustrating and I understand why." Do not immediately explain or justify.
  • Own the gap. If something slipped, say so clearly. Vague non-apologies make it worse.
  • Offer a concrete fix, not a promise. "Here's what I'm going to do right now" is stronger than "We'll make sure this doesn't happen again."
  • Loop in Andres proactively. If the client is at risk of churning, Andres needs to know before the next session — not during it.
  • Document everything. Log the complaint, the response, and the outcome in Monday.com and the client log. Patterns matter.
💡 WHEN IN DOUBT — COMMUNICATE

The internal team chat exists for a reason. If something feels off or you're unsure how to proceed, post in the team channel with a clear summary of the situation. Over-communication is always better than leaving a problem unaddressed.

Phase 3 — Documentation

🗂️ Step 15: Post-Session Logs

Complete within 2 hours of every session ending. If it isn't documented, it doesn't exist.

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2-HOUR RULE — NON-NEGOTIABLE

Every item below must be completed within 2 hours of each session ending, while context is fresh and before the next client's call.

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Post-Session Documentation Checklist

✅ COMPLETE WITHIN 2 HOURS OF SESSION

Fathom recording downloaded and uploaded to the client's Google Drive folder

Post-meeting summary sent in WhatsApp group (client next steps + Andres commitments)

KYP Client Roster updated — session logged, remaining session count updated

Monday.com task board updated — new action items added, completed items marked done

WhatsApp group description updated if any goals, milestones, or key information changed

Any new lab results, DEXA results, or test data uploaded to Google Drive immediately upon receipt

Any open issues or escalation-level concerns flagged in the internal team WhatsApp

One-page client document updated (Fathom summary + data snapshot + open loops + next session focus)

💡 THE ONE-PAGE CLIENT DOC

Each client should have a living one-page Google Doc in their Drive folder. After every session, spend 10 minutes updating it: what was covered, what's open, what the data showed, what the next session needs to accomplish. This document is also what you paste into Claude with the KYP Brain to generate the next pre-call brief. Build the habit now — it compounds over the length of the program.

Phase 3 — Documentation

📂 Step 16: Weekly Roster Audit

Once per week, audit every active client in the system. This is the quality control layer that prevents things from slipping through the cracks at scale.

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Weekly Audit — All Active Clients
Complete once per week — review every active client regardless of whether they had a session

✅ WEEKLY ROSTER AUDIT CHECKLIST

KYP Client Roster reviewed — all sessions logged, remaining session counts correct, no outdated data

Monday.com task board reviewed — all open action items visible, overdue items flagged, completed items closed

Google Drive audit — all client folders have current documents, latest test results uploaded, Fathom recordings present for all recent sessions

Upcoming testing windows reviewed — any client with a quarterly test due within 3 weeks flagged and scheduling initiated

WhatsApp group descriptions checked — all active groups have current start date, last test date, program type, goals, and Drive link

Clients approaching program end identified — flag to Andres any client within 4 weeks of contract completion for renewal conversation

EOD update sent to internal team WhatsApp listing completed tasks, flags, and anything needing Andres or Max's input

✅ EOD UPDATE HABIT

The Client Success team sends an end-of-day update in the internal team chat listing all completed tasks, flags, and any open items needing leadership input. This keeps Andres and Max informed and creates a culture of accountability. When in doubt, document it.

Reference

📊 KPIs & Standards

The numbers we hold ourselves to. Non-negotiable benchmarks for the client experience.

95%
Appointment Success Rate
Appointments scheduled AND attended
100%
Materials Fulfillment
Whoop + SelfDecode within 7 days of onboarding call
24hr
Reminder Window
All reminders sent exactly 24 hours before any appointment
Post-Call Summaries
Sent within 2 hours of every session
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Quarterly Testing
No client misses their quarterly testing window
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Client Satisfaction
Measured via periodic surveys & feedback