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Operating documents

Every document comes two ways. The blank template is what you print, fill and hand to a client. The worked example shows the same document completed, so the logic behind each figure is visible. Examples use fictional clients and are marked as such on the page.

Never send a worked example to a real client. The names, addresses and figures in them are invented for illustration. Sending one would read as another client’s details leaking, which is the opposite of what these documents are for. Use the blank.

Sales & agreement

Before the work

Quote

  • Itemised before anything is charged
  • Valid 48 hours, assumptions stated
  • Becomes the work order on approval
  • Nothing appears later that is not here

Client intake form

  • Already blank — taken at onboarding
  • Access, household, pets, preferences
  • Substitution and spend rules
  • Page one of the preference file

Service agreement

  • Blank party and plan fields
  • Billing, cancellation, Errandables Wallet
  • Liability cap and declared value
  • Scope limits written in

Corporate MSA

  • Blank party fields, published rate card
  • Net-30 terms and dispute window
  • Service levels and fee waiver
  • Insurance, vetting, confidentiality

During the work

Dispatch & execution

Work order

  • Issued when the quote is approved
  • Names the runner and spend ceiling
  • Access instructions and window
  • Signed by client and dispatch

Event run sheet

  • Minute-by-minute timeline
  • Crew assignment per line
  • Vendor contacts and arrival times
  • Scope note the crew can point to

Key custody record

  • Items tagged and sealed
  • Release log per runner, per task
  • Codes stored apart from keys
  • Closed against signature

After the work

Proof, reports & billing

Proof of delivery & custody

  • Chain-of-custody for courier work
  • Seal numbers, photos, GPS trace
  • Signature at release and receipt
  • The document that wins law firms

Equipment delivery report

  • Per-employee hardware movement
  • Serials photographed and logged
  • Condition recorded on handover
  • Reconciles to your asset register

Property visit report

  • Exterior and interior checklist
  • Dated, geotagged photographs
  • Findings that need a decision
  • Recommended action, never performed

Service receipt

  • Every line traceable to the quote
  • Purchases separated from service
  • Hours and reserve balance after
  • Tip field with no default

Monthly statement

  • Net-30 corporate billing
  • Volume tier applied retrospectively
  • Activity broken out by matter
  • Service level reported

Incident & claim report

  • 48-hour reporting window
  • Evidence reviewed honestly
  • Resolution against the cap
  • Corrective action recorded

Internal

Runner contractor agreement

Not client-facing, but the document the whole model rests on. It sets the pay bands, the vetting standard, and the list of things a runner must refuse on the doorstep.

Numbering

Quote
QT-YYYY-NNNNN
Work order
WO-YYYY-NNNNN
Receipt
RC-YYYY-NNNNN
Proof of delivery
POD-YYYY-NNNNN
Equipment
ED-YYYY-NNNN
Visit report
PV-YYYY-NNNN
Key custody
KC-YYYY-NNNN
Statement
ST-YYYY-MM-NNNN
Incident
IN-YYYY-NNNN

The quote's sequence number carries into the work order and the receipt, so all three reconcile without a lookup.