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JBK Wellness Labs — Manufacturing Operations Intelligence Blueprint JBK Wellness Labs — Manufacturing Operations Intelligence Blueprint Confidential · Youtiva Blueprint 1 Business Overview 2 Pain Points Workflow 3 Current Workflow 4 Optimized Workflow Build 5 System Architecture 6 Execution Proof 7 Case Studies 8 Live Demo Investment 9 Investment Business Overview JBK Wellness Labs — Manufacturing Operations Intelligence $2M in annual revenue. 14 years of operational knowledge. A contract manufacturing business that formulates, produces, and ships custom cosmetics and dietary supplements — running entirely on manual coordination. Every client form, every revision, every quote, and every project update moves through email and people. The infrastructure to change that starts here. Key Metrics $2M Annual revenue — contract manufacturing, cosmetics & supplements 14 Yrs Operational knowledge held in people — not yet in systems 0 Automated workflows — every process runs manually today Business Profile Business Name JBK Wellness Labs Business Type Contract manufacturer — custom product formulation and production Industry Cosmetics Skincare Dietary Supplements Client Model Brands come to JBK to create fully custom products. Every formula is unique to each client — nothing is shared across the client base. Delivery Model Discovery → formulation → sample → revisions → testing → approval → manufacturing → shipment to fulfillment center Manufacturing Internal manufacturing facility + invested stake in external facilities for overflow capacity Revenue ~$2M annually — recovering and rebuilding from pre-COVID peak Growth Model Relationship and referral driven. No active outreach, no marketing, no newsletter. All growth organic. Stage Diagnosis Manufacturing works. Demand exists. The bottleneck is information — moving it, tracking it, and getting it to the right people fast enough to keep clients moving. Current Tech Stack Client Communication Email — intake forms, revision forms, approval forms, and all client updates sent and received manually via email Sample Queue Airtable — R&D team's running list of samples to create, entered manually after intake is reviewed Pricing Third-party pricing software (ingredient + MOQ calculations) → Google Sheets (cost calculations) → manual quote template entry Coordination Layer Internal team — the human glue holding all systems together. An intake coordinator handles all form exchange. A dedicated overseas hire handles pricing manually. The North Star The Vision — In Their Own Words "Get clients information faster. Get pricing faster. Give the team clarity on where everything stands." A privately owned operational infrastructure that centralizes client communication, structures intake, tracks product development, accelerates pricing, and gives full project visibility from one place. Not another tool that gets paid for and never used. A system that delivers a working win fast — and compounds in value from there. The Immediate Priority Replace email-based form exchange with structured digital intake. Clients submit once, completely. The R&D team sees it immediately. The project manager starts with full context — not fragments from email, text, and three different forms. Client communication becomes centralized, tracked, and visible. The Pricing Priority A multi-product quote that currently takes hours — or days — becomes same-day. Ingredient pricing feeds into a connected calculation layer. MOQ logic applies automatically by quantity tier. The quote generates and routes for approval without anyone manually switching between three systems and copying numbers into a template. JBK Wellness Labs · Manufacturing Operations Intelligence Blueprint · Youtiva Pain Points → Pain Points Zero Automation. People Moving Everything. JBK Wellness Labs has been operating successfully for 14 years. Manufacturing works. Clients come back. The business knows how to deliver. The bottleneck is not production — it is every step before and after production. Information moves through people, email, and manual processes, and as volume grows, coordination becomes harder than execution. Core Bottlenecks Category The Problem The Cost Client Intake Sample development forms sent via email, filled manually by clients, returned via email. Missing information is common. Follow-up is manual. The intake coordinator's entire role is managing this back-and-forth. Slow onboarding, repeat follow-ups, delayed R&D queue entry. Pricing Three-system manual process: third-party software (MOQ toggle per ingredient per quantity tier) → Google Sheets (additional cost calculations) → manual quote template entry. Hours per product. Multiplied by number of products in a quote. Multi-product quotes take days. Clients wait too long. A dedicated overseas hire does this manually full-time. Revision Cycle Revision forms sent via email. Clients fill them manually and return via email. The R&D team receives revisions through the same intake coordinator bottleneck. Longer sample cycle times. Context lost between rounds. No structured revision history. Testing Workflow When testing is required (regulatory, quality), separate forms are exchanged via email outside the main project workflow. No system tracks testing status or connects it to the sample and approval lifecycle. Orphaned process branch. Coordination delay. Testing creates a gap the system doesn't account for. PM Information Gap By the time a project reaches the project manager, information has arrived across email, text, and multiple separate forms. The PM starts with fragments, not a complete picture, and must chase the rest. Execution friction. Team uncertainty. Projects start incomplete and require internal follow-up before work begins. Client Visibility Clients have no visibility into where their project stands. They email to ask for updates. The team responds manually. Every status check is a coordination event. Reduced client confidence. Increased inbound communication. More time spent on status updates than on production. Operational Knowledge 14 years of formulation logic, pricing philosophy, client preferences, and process know-how lives in the team — not in any system. It cannot scale, cannot be searched, and cannot be transferred without a person. Key-person dependency. Scaling limitation. Every new person starts from zero. Tool Adoption History JBK has previously acquired tools capable of solving parts of this — CoordinateHQ, Asana, Moxo — none of which were implemented. The pattern: problem identified, tool purchased, adoption never happened. The risk is not finding the right solution — it is building and sequencing it so adoption actually occurs this time. Why the Current Model Breaks at Scale The Coordination Problem The business is optimized around people moving information. As volume grows: more communication, more handoffs, more coordination. The operation becomes harder to manage before manufacturing becomes harder to deliver. External manufacturing capacity is available through invested facilities — the system, not the production floor, is what's limiting growth. The Adoption Risk This problem has been identified before, and tools have been acquired to solve it. None were implemented. The solution is not just building the right system — it is building and sequencing it so that a working win is in the team's hands within 30 days, not at the end of a 4-month build. Momentum must be created before complexity is added. ← Overview Current Workflow → Current Workflow Every Step. Manual Coordination. JBK runs a 12-step process from client discovery through shipment. Manufacturing works. The rest runs entirely through email, manual form exchange, and people holding information. Every handoff is a potential delay. Every status question requires a human response. How the Workflow Runs Today — And Where It Breaks # Step How It Happens Today The Friction 01 Discovery Initial client call. Manual, unstructured. Requirements captured in conversation. No structured data capture. Requirements exist only in memory until a form is sent. 02 Product Intake Sample development form emailed to client. Client fills manually and returns via email. Coordinator reviews and files. Missing information common. Follow-up required. No visibility into submission status. 03 Internal Review Team reviews returned form manually. Confirms it's complete enough to proceed. Manual review creates delay. No automated completeness check. 04 R&D Payment Invoice generated manually. Client pays. Payment confirmed manually. Administrative step with no automation. Confirmation requires manual tracking. 05 Sample Queue Approved intake entered into Airtable manually by coordinator. R&D team works from this list. Manual entry step. Delay between payment and queue entry. No automatic trigger. 06 Sample Development R&D team formulates and produces the sample internally. This works. Not the bottleneck. Manufacturing execution is not the problem. 07 Revision Cycle Sample sent to client. Client reviews. Revision form emailed, filled manually, returned via email. Process repeats. Multiple rounds of email exchange. No structured revision history. Context lost between rounds. 08 Testing (when required) Separate testing forms sent via email outside the main workflow. Testing status tracked informally. Orphaned process branch. No system visibility. Creates coordination gap between sample approval and manufacturing. 09 Sample Approval Approval form emailed to client. Client signs and returns. Filed manually. Manual approval with no tracking. Delay waiting for return. 10 Pricing Third-party software: MOQ toggled per ingredient per quantity tier → Google Sheets: additional calculations → manual quote template: numbers entered by hand per tier. Hours per product. Three systems, all manual. An overseas hire does this full-time. Multi-product quotes take days. 11 Manufacturing Internal production. Works. Not the bottleneck. No cross-system visibility into production status for clients or the PM team. 12 Shipment Coordinated manually. Client notified manually. No tracking visibility in a shared system. Limited client visibility. Status updates require manual communication. The PM handoff problem compounds all of the above. By the time a project becomes a project, information has arrived through email, text, and multiple separate forms. The project manager starts with fragments and must chase the rest before work can begin. This is a downstream consequence of fragmented intake — not a separate problem. ← Pain Points Optimized Workflow → Optimized Workflow Every System Stays. Information Moves Automatically. Every tool stays. Every team member stays. What changes is the layer that structures how information moves — replacing email exchange with structured submission, replacing manual pricing with connected workflows, and replacing PM guesswork with complete project context from intake forward. The Priority Stack — This Is the Build Order Priority 1 — Client Communication & Response Speed Clients get responses faster. Forms are submitted once, digitally, completely. Nothing is lost or delayed in email. "The biggest thing is just our customer experience and making sure that becomes more seamless." Priority 2 — Pricing Speed A multi-product quote that currently takes hours or days becomes same-day. "Sometimes it takes us way too long to get the info to clients. They might ask us for a couple weeks, and it's like, we have the information at our fingertips — we just have to go through the manual process." Priority 3 — Project Manager Clarity When a project begins, the PM has everything. No fragments. No chasing. Complete structured context from intake forward. "Sometimes they're sending via email, sometimes text — when it gets to our project manager, they still have all these questions, fragments of information from different places." Priority 4 — Operational Intelligence Over time, the system learns. 14 years of business logic — pricing philosophy, formulation knowledge, client preferences, revision patterns — becomes persistent, searchable, and compounding. The foundation built in Phase 1 is what this intelligence grows on top of. How Every Layer Changes Layer What Changes Outcome Client Intake Structured digital intake replaces email form exchange. Clients submit once through a portal. Required fields enforced — missing information cannot be submitted. Submission routes automatically to the R&D queue. Complete information on first submission. No follow-up chasing. R&D queue populated automatically. Communication All client communication centralized in the portal. No more email, text, and form fragments. Every message, revision, approval, and update lives in one place per client. No lost context. Full communication history per client. Team stops chasing fragments. Revision Cycle Revision requests submitted through the portal. Structured form — not freeform email. Revision history tracked per sample round. R&D team sees all revisions in context. Structured revision history. Faster cycles. No context lost between rounds. Testing Testing workflow integrated into the project lifecycle — not a separate email branch. Testing status visible in the project timeline. Testing completion automatically advances project status. Testing no longer an orphaned process. Full lifecycle visibility including testing phase. Pricing Ingredient pricing data feeds a connected calculation layer. MOQ logic applied automatically by quantity tier. Output flows into a structured quote. Quote reviewed in Admin Portal and delivered to client through Client Portal. Hours become minutes. Multi-product same-day quoting. Consistent, auditable pricing logic per client. PM Handoff When a project begins, the PM opens one record with everything — complete intake, all revisions, testing status, approvals, and client communication history. No chasing. No fragments. Every project starts complete. PM executes from clarity, not from uncertainty. Client Visibility Clients log into their portal to see project status, revision history, pricing, approvals, and documents — without emailing to ask. Fewer inbound status questions. Higher client confidence. More professional experience at every touchpoint. Knowledge 14 years of business logic — pricing rules, formulation frameworks, client preferences, revision patterns — encoded into the system. Persistent. Searchable. Not dependent on any one person holding it. Compounding business asset. Reduced key-person dependency. Every new team member starts with institutional knowledge. ← Current Workflow System Architecture → System Architecture One Foundation — Three Portals. Every Role Sees What They Need. Three separate portals — each built for a different audience, each showing only what that person needs. One shared operational engine underneath connecting all three into a single source of truth. Portal 1 — Client Portal Audience — The Brand / Client Every client has their own private environment. Their formulas, their history, their products — nothing shared across clients. The client submits, tracks, communicates, and approves — all without sending a single email. The system remembers everything. Nothing resets between interactions. What the Client Sees Client Portal Product onboarding and structured intake form — replaces email exchange Sample requests and revision submissions Real-time project status and development timeline Pricing review and quote approvals Testing status visibility Communication center with the JBK team Files, documents, and signed approvals Full formula history and past orders What This Replaces Currently Email forms sent back and forth manually Status updates requested by email or phone Revision forms exchanged through email chains Quote PDFs sent as attachments Approvals signed and scanned manually No visibility between touchpoints Documents scattered across inboxes No persistent history — every order starts from scratch Portal 2 — Admin Portal Audience — Leadership & Operations Management The command center. Leadership sees every client, every project, every submission, and every outstanding action — all in one view. New intake lands here structured and complete. Projects get assigned from here. Pricing gets reviewed and approved here. Nothing requires chasing. Everything that needs attention surfaces automatically. What Admin Sees & Controls Admin Portal All incoming client submissions — structured, complete, ready to act on Full client management — history, formulas, communication, status Project assignment — assign any project to any team member Pricing workflow — review, approve, and send quotes to clients Communication history per client and per project Operational alerts — anything overdue or requiring attention Full portfolio overview — every active project across all clients Reporting and operational dashboards What This Replaces Currently Intake coordinator manually receiving and filing email forms Manual Airtable entry for R&D queue Verbal or email project assignment to team members Multi-system manual pricing process No single view of all active client projects Communication fragments across email, text, and forms No alert system — problems discovered reactively No operational reporting without manual compilation Portal 3 — Project Manager Portal Audience — R&D Team, Formulators & Project Managers The execution layer. Every team member sees only the projects assigned to them — with everything they need to start immediately. Full project context, client requirements, revision history, testing status, upcoming deadlines, and timeline. No chasing fragments. No missing information. Every project starts complete. What the PM & R&D Team Sees PM Portal Only their assigned projects — no noise from others Full project context on arrival — intake, requirements, client notes Complete revision history per sample round Testing requirements and status integrated into the project Upcoming deadlines and project timeline Sample development queue with priority order Status update controls — advances project stage when work is done Automatic client and admin notification on status change What This Replaces Currently PM receives fragments from email, text, and separate forms Incomplete context at project start — must chase missing info No structured revision history — relies on email threads Testing tracked informally outside the main project No clear timeline or deadline visibility R&D queue managed manually in Airtable Status updates communicated manually to admin and client No automatic notifications — all communication triggered by people The Shared Operational Engine — Underneath All Three Data Foundation — One Source of Truth Clients, products, pricing, samples, testing, projects, manufacturing, and documents — all in one connected database. Every portal reads from and writes to the same source. No more fragments across email, text, and Airtable. One record per client. One record per project. Always current. Pricing Module — Connected Across All Portals Ingredient pricing data feeds a connected calculation layer. MOQ logic applied automatically by quantity tier. Quote generated in the Admin Portal. Delivered to the client through the Client Portal. Client approves — status advances automatically across all three portals simultaneously. Same-day multi-product quoting. No manual system switching. Workflow Engine — Routing, Approvals, Notifications Every action in any portal triggers the next step automatically. Client submits → Admin receives instantly. Admin assigns → PM portal updated immediately. PM advances status → Client notified automatically. Information moves through the system without anyone manually carrying it. Memory Foundation — Phase 2 and Beyond Historical decisions, client preferences, revision patterns, pricing history, and operational learning compound over time. The system gets more valuable with every project completed. Not a Phase 1 deliverable — built on top of the foundation Phase 1 creates. ← Optimized Workflow Execution → Execution Discovery. Foundation. Intelligence — Three Stages. Three Months. Built to Last. Discovery maps the operation. Stage 1 builds all three portals and the shared database — the complete foundation everything else runs on. Stage 2 adds the pricing module on top of live data. Stage 3 closes the loop with operational intelligence and workflow. Every future phase, every AI layer, and every integration builds directly on top of this foundation. Phase 1 — Development Timeline Discovery 2 Weeks Deep Operational Mapping Map every form type in detail — sample development, revision, testing, approval — and their current email routing. Map what each portal audience needs to see and do. Map the full pricing workflow: third-party software logic, MOQ rules per ingredient, Google Sheets calculation steps, and quantity tier logic. Map the PM's information needs at project start. Capture 14 years of business logic — pricing philosophy, formulation frameworks, client-facing process knowledge. Output: complete operational map, all three portal architectures finalized, database schema defined, Stage 1 begins. Stage 1 30 Days The Foundation — All Three Portals + Database The entire operational foundation built as one interconnected system. Client Portal: structured digital onboarding, product intake replacing email exchange, sample requests, revision submissions, project status visibility, communication center, document access, and formula history — all in one client-specific environment. Admin Portal: receives every client submission structured and complete, full client management, intake review and routing, R&D queue population, project assignment, team notifications. Production Team Portal: assigned projects with full context on arrival — intake, requirements, revision history, testing status, deadlines, and sample queue. Shared Database: one source of truth connecting all three portals — clients, products, projects, communications, documents, and history all in a single structured foundation. Every future workflow, AI layer, and intelligence module builds directly on top of this database. At the end of Stage 1: all three portals are live, connected, and running on a database built to grow. Stage 2 30 Days Pricing Module — Built on Live Foundation Data Built directly on top of the real client and product data already flowing through the Stage 1 database. Ingredient pricing data structure connected to the system. MOQ logic layer automating the manual toggle process currently done in third-party software. Cost calculation workflow replacing Google Sheets. Quote generation replacing manual template entry. Admin pricing review and approval workflow. Quote delivered to the client through the portal they are already using and approving through. At the end of Stage 2: multi-product quotes generated in minutes, not hours. Pricing logic consistent, auditable, and tied to every client and product record. The pricing process shifts from a multi-system manual effort to a single connected workflow. Stage 3 30 Days Operational Intelligence & Workflow Built on top of the live foundation and pricing data from Stages 1 and 2. Full operational workflow layer: admin assigns projects to the production team with complete context — intake, revisions, testing status, pricing, approvals — all in one record. Sample and testing lifecycle integrated and tracked end-to-end, eliminating the currently orphaned testing process. Automated routing, status triggers, and notifications across all portals. Manufacturing visibility connected to project status. Operational reporting and dashboards for leadership. At the end of Stage 3: the full loop is closed — client submits → admin manages → team executes → every status change notifies automatically. The foundation is now operational, intelligent, and ready for Phase 2 to build on top of. Phase 1 Total ~3 Months discovery + 3 stages · estimated What Exists at the End of Phase 1 Delivered Client portal Onboarding, intake, revisions, status, communication — one environment per client Admin portal Receives every submission, manages clients, assigns projects — built alongside the client portal Pricing module MOQ logic + cost calculation + quote generation — connected to client and admin portals Operational workflow Admin assigns to team — full project context, task routing, manufacturing visibility Testing workflow Integrated into project lifecycle — no longer an orphaned email process PM project context Every project starts complete — intake, revisions, pricing, approvals in one record R&D queue automation Intake routes automatically on submission — no manual Airtable entry Notification layer Clients and team alerted on every status change automatically What the System Replaces Email form exchange Eliminated — structured digital intake Manual Airtable entry Eliminated — automated routing from intake Manual pricing process Replaced — connected pricing workflow Manual quote template entry Replaced — automated quote generation Status update emails Replaced — client portal self-service PM information chasing Replaced — complete project context from intake Orphaned testing forms Replaced — integrated testing lifecycle Knowledge held in people Replaced — encoded into system, persistent What Comes Next Future phases are scoped after Phase 1 based on real usage, real adoption, and the business's evolving priorities. Every future phase plugs into the same foundation. The intelligence that compounds on top of a working system is far more valuable than features built before the foundation exists. Phase 2 Vendor Intelligence 60 Days · 4 Stages Stage 1 Discovery Map the full vendor ecosystem — current suppliers, ingredient sources, MOQ relationships, and communication patterns. Capture vendor data structure requirements and identify all integration points with the Phase 1 foundation. Output: complete vendor data architecture and build plan for Stages 2–4. Stage 2 Email Integrations Connect vendor communication directly into the system. Incoming vendor emails are routed, parsed, and linked to the relevant vendor and project records automatically. No more vendor updates lost in inboxes — every communication lands in the operational layer where the team can see and act on it immediately. Stage 3 Vendor Base Collection & Restructure All vendor data — suppliers, ingredients, pricing, MOQ terms, lead times, and relationships — collected, cleaned, and structured into the system. The vendor database becomes a live, searchable operational asset connected to the pricing module and every project record built in Phase 1. Stage 4 Notification Structure + AI Intelligence Layer Automated vendor notifications: PO confirmations, lead time alerts, reorder triggers, and delivery updates — routed to the right team member without manual monitoring. An AI intelligence layer is then built on top of the structured vendor data — surfacing reorder recommendations, supplier risk signals, pricing anomalies, and sourcing alternatives. The system continuously learns from vendor patterns and rebuilds recommendations as data compounds. Phase 2 Total 60 Days 4 stages · vendor intelligence Phase 3 Accounting Intelligence 60 Days · 4 Stages Stage 1 QuickBooks Integration Connect QuickBooks directly to the operational system. Client invoices, payments, purchase orders, and vendor bills flow between QuickBooks and the platform automatically. No more manual data entry across systems — financial records stay current without a person bridging the gap. Stage 2 Cash Flow Management Real-time cash flow visibility built directly into the admin dashboard. Incoming client payments tracked against project milestones. Outgoing vendor payments tracked against inventory and production schedules. Leadership sees the financial position of every active project — not just at month-end, but always. Stage 3 Bank Transaction Integrations Bank transactions connected and reconciled against QuickBooks and the operational system automatically. Payments matched to invoices and purchase orders without manual reconciliation. Discrepancies surfaced immediately. The financial record is always current, always reconciled, and always visible to leadership. Stage 4 Financial Intelligence Module AI-powered financial intelligence built on top of the connected QuickBooks, cash flow, and transaction data. Margin analysis per product and per client. Revenue forecasting based on active pipeline and historical patterns. Cost trend alerts across vendor pricing. The system surfaces what leadership needs to know — before they need to ask. Phase 3 Total 60 Days 4 stages · accounting intelligence Beyond Phase 3 AI Client Intelligence An AI trained on JBK's business context — formulation knowledge, pricing logic, client preferences, revision history. Answers client questions about customization, ingredients, and process without requiring leadership time on every inquiry. Predictive Pricing Intelligence Pricing recommendations based on historical quote data, ingredient cost trends, and client order patterns. The system learns what pricing converts and what margin each product type delivers — and surfaces that intelligence proactively. Manufacturing Capacity Intelligence Cross-facility visibility across JBK's internal production and invested external facilities. Capacity planning, production scheduling, and overflow routing — so manufacturing capacity is always used optimally as client volume grows. Client Acquisition Intelligence JBK currently has zero outreach. Once the operational foundation is live and the team has capacity freed up, the system can support structured outreach — identifying ideal client profiles, surfacing referral patterns, and enabling newsletter and email campaigns for the first time. Formulation Knowledge Base 14 years of formulation knowledge encoded, searchable, and trainable. New team members onboard faster. Institutional expertise becomes a system asset. Product recommendations for new clients become data-informed rather than experience-only. Operational Dashboards Leadership sees project health, quote performance, turnaround times, client activity, and operational capacity — from one screen, in real time. No more asking the team what's going on. The answer is always visible. ← System Architecture Case Studies → Case Studies Real Results — Proof It Works See how Youtiva has built operational intelligence systems for service businesses, field operations, and high-touch client workflows — and what happened after. View Case Studies 📋 Youtiva Case Studies Real businesses. Real results. See the operational intelligence systems Youtiva has built and the impact they delivered. View Case Studies → blueprint.client.youtiva.com/casestudies ← Execution Live Demo → Live Demo Three Portals. Live & Interactive. Each portal is built for a different audience. Walk through all three independently — client experience, admin operations, and project manager execution. Access the Portals Client Portal JBK Wellness Labs — Client Experience Product requests · Sample tracking · Revision submissions · Quote approvals · Messages · Documents Open Portal → Admin Portal JBK Wellness Labs — Operations Dashboard Intake review · Client management · Project assignment · Pricing workflow · Team routing · Alerts Open Portal → Project Manager Portal JBK Wellness Labs — R&D & Formulation Team Assigned projects · Sample queue · Revision notes · Status updates · Upcoming projects Open Portal → How to experience the system Open all three portals. Submit a request in the Client Portal — watch it land in the Admin Portal intake queue. Assign it to a team member — see it appear in the Project Manager Portal. Update the status in the PM Portal — admin is notified automatically. That is the full loop. ← Case Studies Investment → Investment Three Phases. Two Ways To Own Each One. Lease to Own covers the full build at a fixed monthly rate. Buy Outright locks in each phase at a one-time investment — Phase 1 at $27,000, Phase 2 and Phase 3 at $12,000 each. Every path builds the same system, privately owned, fully documented, built to grow. How We Work Together The Same for Both Investment Structures Phase 1 is scoped, built in stages, and delivered with a working win at each stage. Future phases are defined together based on what the business needs next. Nothing is pre-fixed beyond Phase 1. The system grows with JBK — not ahead of it. All infrastructure, data, and workflows are owned exclusively by JBK Wellness Labs from day one. Choose Your Path Lease to Own $3,000 / month Fixed monthly investment — own the system as you build it Fixed monthly — predictable investment throughout the build Ownership transfers as each stage is completed and delivered Long-term partnership — continues as the platform expands into future phases Option to convert to full buyout at any point Buy Outright — Per Phase Phase 1 Operational Foundation $27,000 Owned outright on delivery All 3 portals + shared database Pricing module + quote generation Operational intelligence & workflow ~3 months · fully owned on delivery Phase 2 Vendor Intelligence $12,000 Owned outright on delivery Email integrations + vendor base Notification structure + AI layer Builds on Phase 1 foundation 60 days · fully owned on delivery Phase 3 Accounting Intelligence $12,000 Owned outright on delivery QuickBooks + bank integrations Cash flow + financial intelligence Builds on Phase 1 + 2 foundation 60 days · fully owned on delivery What Both Paths Include Same Build. Same Quality. Same Ownership. Long-Term Partnership. Regardless of which path is chosen, the infrastructure built is identical — privately owned, fully documented, built to the same standard. This is not a project with an end date. It is a long-term partnership that grows as JBK grows. The first time a multi-product quote generates in minutes instead of hours — that alone demonstrates the ROI. The goal is to get there in Month 2, then build from there. Infrastructure 100% Owned Privately built — not a SaaS subscription. JBK Wellness Labs owns everything built. IP Protection Full Ownership All data, workflows, pricing logic, formulation knowledge, and client records belong exclusively to JBK. Ongoing Support Included Refinements, updates, and support included throughout the engagement in both paths. ← Live Demo JBK Wellness Labs · Manufacturing Operations Intelligence Blueprint · Youtiva · Confidential