Bethel Transformation Center — Digital Transformation Blueprint
Reverse Focus
Transformation Center · Digital Transformation Blueprint

Discovery Findings, Solution Design & Implementation Roadmap

A future-state platform built around GoHighLevel, consolidating SimplePractice, Keap, and manual process into one system.
Prepared by Reverse Focus
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Executive Summary

A simplified, future-focused solution

Through Discovery, Reverse Focus worked alongside the Transformation Center team to understand existing systems, workflows, and future requirements. The outcome consolidates everything into a single platform built to grow with the ministry.

  • Consolidates multiple systems into a single platform
  • Simplifies the client journey and staff workflows
  • Reduces administration and duplicate processes
  • Improves visibility, reporting, and automation
  • Provides a scalable foundation for future growth
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Discovery Outcomes

What we reviewed together

  • Website
  • SimplePractice
  • Keap
  • Stripe
  • Existing intake process
  • Booking & scheduling
  • Client communications
  • Reporting requirements
Future-state workflows agreed
Technical solution confirmed
Implementation approach defined
Ready for estimation and delivery
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Discovery Findings

Where the current setup creates friction

ObservationOpportunity
Multiple disconnected systemsSingle source of truth
Duplicate client informationSimplified intake process
High administrative overheadAutomated communications
Complex form structureStreamlined client experience
Limited reporting visibilityImproved reporting & dashboards
Human resource intensive systemEmpowered administrative team
Key recommendation: rather than replicate existing complexity, build a simpler operating model centered around GoHighLevel.
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Simplification Wins

Simplifying the Transformation Center

CurrentFuture
Website + Keap + SimplePracticeOne unified platform
Multiple databasesOne client record
100+ formsFour streamlined intake forms
Manual follow-upAutomated workflows
Multiple booking processesOne booking experience
Payment collected after the sessionPayment collected at time of booking
Multiple reporting locationsCentralized reporting
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Future Platform

Future solution architecture

New Transformation Center Website
Interest / Contact Form
Automated Email Response
Appropriate Intake Form (1 of 4)
Review + Minister Assignment
Payment (Stripe Integration)
Appointment Booking
GoHighLevel CRM
Email Automation
Reporting
Future Rock Integration (Bethel-owned, separate project)
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Future Client Journey

What the client experiences

1Website
2Interest Form
3Automated Follow-up Email
4Complete Intake Form
5Internal Review
6Minister Assigned
7Payment
8Appointment Booking
9Confirmation
10Session
11Ongoing Communication

Eleven steps, down from a process that today takes about two weeks from application to a scheduled appointment.

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Key Design Decisions

What was agreed during Discovery

Client Experience

  • New website built in GoHighLevel
  • Four dedicated intake forms by client type
  • Simplified, shorter client journey
  • Payment required at time of booking

Platform

  • GoHighLevel becomes the primary platform
  • SimplePractice retired
  • Keap retired
  • Stripe retained for payments
  • SendGrid recommended for SMTP
  • Rock integration completed separately by Bethel
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Process Maps

Future-state operational workflows

The following workflows will be documented in full detail as part of implementation.

  • Client Enquiry
  • Intake Process
  • Minister Assignment
  • Appointment Booking
  • Payment Processing
  • Client Communications
  • Reporting
  • Administration
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Solution Architecture

Recommended technology stack

FunctionPlatform
WebsiteGoHighLevel
CRMGoHighLevel
FormsGoHighLevel
BookingGoHighLevel
PaymentsStripe
Email AutomationGoHighLevel + SendGrid
ReportingGoHighLevel
Rock IntegrationFuture Bethel Project
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Recommended Implementation Approach

Six project phases

1
Discovery, Process Mapping & Solution Architecture
Complete
2
CRM Build & Infrastructure Setup
3
Data Migration
4
Automations, Payments & Reporting
5
Website
6
Launch, Testing & Training
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Implementation Breakdown

Primary deliverables by phase

PhasePrimary Deliverables
2. CRM Build & InfrastructureGoHighLevel account configuration, pipelines, custom fields, user setup, calendars, permissions, Stripe integration, SendGrid setup
3. Data MigrationExport from SimplePractice, contact import, cleansing, historical data migration, validation and testing
4. Automations, Payments & ReportingInterest workflows, intake workflows, booking automation, payment automation, email templates, reporting dashboards
5. WebsiteWebsite design, page development, forms, landing pages, testing
6. Launch, Testing & TrainingUser acceptance testing, refinements, staff training, launch support, documentation
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Getting Started

What we need from the Transformation Center

  • A standalone Stripe account, separate from SimplePractice's existing Stripe Connect setup
  • A SendGrid (or equivalent SMTP) account, plus DNS access to approve a dedicated sending domain on bethel.com
  • A GoHighLevel account with Reverse Focus added as agency admin
  • Minister list: name, email, phone, and appointment types offered by each counselor
  • Final intake form questions and content for each of the four client type forms
  • Email copy for confirmations, reminders, and follow-up sequences
  • Export access to SimplePractice and Keap for data migration
  • A dedicated point of contact for day-to-day questions during the build
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Estimated Timeline

Rough sequencing

Discovery
CRM Build
Data Migration
Automations, Payments & Reporting
Website
Testing & Launch
Timeline guide: approximately 3 to 4 weeks from start to launch, depending on the communication and request loop with the Transformation Center, testing, and the migration process.
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Estimated Investment

Total project investment

Full project investment, including website
$11,068
PhaseInvestment
1. Discovery, Process Mapping & Solution ArchitectureComplete
2, 4, 6. CRM Build, Automations & Training$5,518
3. Data Migration$1,500
5. Website$4,050
Payment terms: 50% due at project kickoff, 50% due at completion.
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Ongoing Investment

What happens after launch

$297 / month
Platform hosting, bug fixes, and access for up to 10 users, beginning at project launch.

Optional add-ons

Add-onMonthly
Hands-On Support$125
Marketing Emails$250
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Project Success

What this delivers for the Transformation Center

One central platform for managing clients
A significantly simplified intake process
Reduced administration
Automated communications and reminders
Centralized reporting and visibility
One click appointment booking and payment
Improved client experience
Scalable foundation for future ministry growth
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The Financial Case

The value this creates

The project is expected to generate approximately $59,000 per year in recurring operational value, including $22,944 in confirmed net subscription savings and approximately $36,000 in released administrative capacity. The streamlined journey could reasonably produce a 10 to 20% relative increase in application-to-paid-booking conversion, with potential upside toward 30%. The full investment, including the website, is expected to pay for itself in approximately two to three months.

Subscription savingsMonthly
SimplePractice cancelled$1,548
Keap cancelled$661
Gross subscription savings$2,209
New platform cost($297)
Net subscription savings$1,912 / month · $22,944 / year
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The Financial Case

Recurring value & payback

ScenarioSubscription savingsAdmin capacity valueTotal annual value
Conservative$1,912/mo$1,299/mo$38,532
Expected$1,912/mo$3,031/mo$59,316
Strong adoption$1,912/mo$6,062/mo$95,688
1.4 mo
Expected payback, core implementation ($7,018)
2.2 mo
Expected payback, full investment including website ($11,068)

Expected first-year value after implementation costs: approximately $52,298 after the core build, or $48,248 after the full investment including the website.

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Next Steps

Where we go from here

1
Review and approve the Digital Transformation Blueprint
2
Finalize project estimate and timeline
3
Confirm implementation scope
4
Project kickoff
5
Begin CRM & infrastructure build