Ad-hoc training
- Long, uneven sit-downs
- New notes every time
- Learners stall halfway
IAS · private preview v2
Private scroll preview of Getting Started for IAS. Forest motion, placeholder plates, honest dollars.
Getting Started · for Dan & IAS
Your clients need a clean way into QuickBooks Online. This short shared path gets them in and keeps them moving, without another long sit-down.
The promise
You stop rebuilding the same explanation. Learners finish a designed path. IAS reuses one asset across many starts.
How to read this
Scroll the story: DIY problem, four doors, build, listening, dollars, Reach, next conversation.
01 · The DIY problem
Every new client starts with a fresh screen-share. Your trainers repeat the same explanation. A designed path turns that calendar tax into an asset you reuse.
Point, validate, move on.
About 15 minutes by design.
One asset, many starts.
02 · One hallway, four doors
The path is written for staff first: clear mechanical steps, short jobs, and a finish line. Entrepreneurs and early-career bookkeepers use the same hallway with more context from your trainer.
“One hallway with four doors, not three separate buildings.”
03 · Opening Learning Path
Get In. Start clean: login, orientation, first job. This course locks the pattern later courses reuse.
Pattern reuse
A focused mechanical task. Later courses inherit the template locked in Get In.
Pattern reuse
Roles, access, and the next right step. Then keep the setup moving. Same grain across three later micros.
Kit + parked
Hybrid trainer kit: session guide, validation checklist, named review gates, Reach publish. Parked for later: job costing, public micros pack, foreign LMS.
04 · Listen, then lock
Each course gets two listening rounds. One consolidated batch, from named reviewers, on a named artifact. Fixed price stays honest. Feedback stays light.
Words and structure are still cheap to change.
The build is walkable, before we call it done.
05 · Read the workbook
The workbook is your receipt and your map. Tab 07 is the live rollup. Path labor sits near $25.3k before add-ons.
Why Get In costs more
Discovery, learner intake, outline, screen capture, listening gates, and the template later courses inherit.
Honesty line
Confirm the live rollup on tab 07. Soft-rounded figures here. The workbook wins when numbers move.
06 · Reach, seats, and credits
Reach gives your learners a door, your trainers a completion signal, and IAS a home for the path. Content build and portal use are related. They are not the same line item.
Course design, build, trainer kit, and publish labor live in the workbook.
Seats are who can get in. Credits are what courses consume when people take them.
Exact subscription and credit economics are confirmed in conversation. This is the map legend, not the full atlas.
07 · Bring the workbook
The next move is not buy-now. It is a short working session. Confirm scope, name reviewers, and close the decisions that should not stay open.