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Step 3 Practical Test: Proof in One Day

Structured fast track—set the goal, capture, test on the floor, go live.

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Why structured testing?

With a focused plan, you get same-day proof: fewer questions, shorter cycle time, and faster team adoption. Pick a simple process and move from idea to evidence in hours, not days.

Fast track: Set the goal, pick a not-too-complex process, assign roles, test with 2–3 teammates without help—iterate once, then go live.

Plan your 1-day test

Answer these questions now to make success measurable.

1. What is your success target?

What improvement do you want to see today—and how will you measure it?

Example: “Teammate Y or the manager completes the process via QR code scann with zero questions.”

Please fill in (success target):

2. Which process will you document?

Choose a relevant but not overly complex process—ideally one where uncertainty or errors occur today.

Please fill in (SOP/process):


3. Who will support you?

Who handles recording/structuring? Who tests?

Please fill in:

  • who helps with recording/structuring:

  • who tests:

4. How to create great instructions

💡 Before you go live: Review our tips for great work instructions—quick wins you can apply in minutes: How To

5. Run the test & go live

  1. Test your first version with a teammate to catch showstoppers.

  2. Fix issues, shorten unclear steps, add a small preview image if helpful.

  3. Final proof: ask your team—or the budget owner—to scan the QR and complete the process without help.

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