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A good welcome is a system.

Morrow / A fictional workshop-service blueprint. Connect the welcome, preparation and recovery so every teammate knows the next responsible move.

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5Service stages
4Reviewed roles
47Longest planned path / min
55Total planned work / min

One service. Four visible lanes.

01

A clear arrival

Experience host · 0–5 planned minutes

Customer
Find the welcome point.

Frontstage
Greet the guest and confirm the booked session.

Backstage
Read the reviewed booking note.

Support
Prepare a visible arrival sign.

Acceptance and recovery

Guest confirms the session and meeting point.

Failure: A booking is missing.

Escalation: Service lead checks the record; do not promise a seat.

02

Prepare the room

Operations coordinator · 5–15 planned minutes

Customer
See a ready workspace.

Frontstage
Explain where personal belongings can stay.

Backstage
Check materials and accessible workstation requests.

Support
Run the room readiness checklist.

Acceptance and recovery

Room checklist is signed before activity starts.

Failure: A requested material is unavailable.

Escalation: Operations proposes a reviewed substitute to the service lead.

03

Make the next step clear

Craft trainer · 5–13 planned minutes

Customer
Understand the session and how to ask for help.

Frontstage
Give a short welcome and explain the break point.

Backstage
Review the session plan and recovery route.

Support
Keep the approved session guide nearby.

Acceptance and recovery

Guest can name the first activity and help contact.

Failure: The guest needs a different pace.

Escalation: Trainer agrees an appropriate adjustment with the service lead.

04

Make with confidence

Craft trainer · 15–40 planned minutes

Customer
Complete the guided practice.

Frontstage
Demonstrate one action, then invite the guest to try.

Backstage
Monitor the material inventory and help queue.

Support
Use the reviewed instruction cards.

Acceptance and recovery

Guest completes the stated practice step.

Failure: The activity cannot continue safely.

Escalation: Pause the activity and ask the service lead to review.

05

Leave with a useful next move

Experience host · 40–47 planned minutes

Customer
Take the work and know the follow-up option.

Frontstage
Review the result and thank the guest.

Backstage
Reconcile materials and prepare the next session.

Support
Provide the approved care sheet.

Acceptance and recovery

Guest receives the agreed takeaway and help route.

Failure: The result is not ready.

Escalation: Service lead agrees a clear follow-up without inventing a promise.

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Practice the recovery.

A guest has no matching booking. What is the next step?

A requested material is unavailable. What should the team do?

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