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Wispr Flow Client Dictation Rollout (5-7 days)

A fixed-scope engagement that configures Wispr Flow across a client's devices, builds their custom dictionary and snippet library, and trains their team on voice-first writing inside Gmail, Slack, and Notion. Time: 5-7 days.

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Wispr Flow Client Dictation Rollout (5-7 days)

A fixed-scope engagement that configures Wispr Flow across a client's devices, builds their custom dictionary and snippet library, and trains their team on voice-first writing inside Gmail, Slack, and Notion.

Prerequisites
  • Client signs off on a named pilot group of 3 to 10 users and their primary writing apps (Gmail, Slack, Notion, or ChatGPT)
  • Wispr Flow account tier confirmed before kickoff: Free for a single test user, Pro at $15/user/month for unlimited dictations and a shared team workspace, or Growth at $23/user/month when HIPAA enforcement with a BAA is required
  • A 30-minute recorded sample of each user's real dictation so the dictionary build starts from actual jargon, not guesses
  • Admin access to the client's device fleet (Mac, Windows, iOS, Android) for install and sync verification
  • One internal champion per team who will own snippet upkeep after handover
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Provision Wispr Flow seats for the pilot group and confirm the plan tier against each user's needs
  • 2.Install on every device type in scope and verify cross-device sync on Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android
  • 3.Collect each user's top 20 recurring phrases, product names, and client names for the dictionary build
  • 1.Build the custom dictionary and jargon library from the collected terms
  • 2.Create the shared snippet library covering the client's most-used email openers, Slack updates, and status replies
  • 3.Test dictation output in Gmail and Slack against the client's tone expectations
  • 1.Configure app-specific writing styles for Notion and any document tool in the client's stack
  • 2.Run a live dictation session with two pilot users and log every misrecognized term
  • 3.Patch the dictionary with corrections and re-test the same passages
  • 1.Enable the AI Notetaker for the client's recurring meetings and confirm speaker identification accuracy
  • 2.Verify meeting summaries flow into Claude and ChatGPT for users who want that handoff
  • 3.Set up the shared team workspace so dictionary and snippet changes propagate to all seats
  • 1.Deliver a 60-minute training session covering dictation workflows for email, notes, and documentation
  • 2.Hand over a personalized quick-start guide with the client's own snippets and dictionary entries as examples
  • 3.Confirm centralized billing and user management are active if the client is on Pro or Growth
  • 1.Shadow each pilot user for 30 minutes and capture friction points in their real workflow
  • 2.Adjust snippets or dictionary entries where users are still typing manually
  • 3.Document a one-page escalation path for dictionary and snippet change requests
  • 1.Run a close-out review with the client champion and measure dictation adoption against the pilot baseline
  • 2.Hand over the snippet maintenance checklist so the client can extend the library without agency time
  • 3.Present the retainer option for ongoing dictionary tuning and new-hire onboarding
$900 to $2,400 for the rollout engagement, plus client-side Wispr Flow seats at $0 on Free, $15/user/month on Pro, or $23/user/month on Growth5-7 days
ROI Logic

A solo rollout priced at $900 against 8 hours of setup work clears roughly $112 per hour before tool costs, and the client's own Wispr Flow seats sit outside the agency invoice at $15/user/month on Pro or $23/user/month on Growth. The margin holds because the dictionary, snippet library, and training guide are reusable assets the agency can clone into the next client in the same vertical. Renewal revenue comes from quarterly dictionary tuning rather than re-selling the license.

Deliverables
  • Configured Wispr Flow accounts across Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android with verified cross-device sync
  • Client-specific custom dictionary and jargon library covering product names, client names, and internal terms
  • Shared snippet library for the client's most-used email, Slack, and documentation phrases
  • AI Notetaker configuration with speaker identification and meeting summary handoff to Claude and ChatGPT
  • Personalized quick-start guide and a snippet maintenance checklist for the client champion
Definition of Done

Every pilot user dictates at least one real client email and one Slack update through Wispr Flow without reverting to typing, and the shared dictionary and snippet library are live in the team workspace.

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