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The PXC method: Pinpoint, eXecute, Compound

PXC fixes a front desk in three stages. Pinpoint is the Practice Audit. eXecute is the 90-Day Medical Front Desk Reset of the three problems you sign. Compound is what you do after that so the rules survive a busy month. Compound is a stage. It is not a package and it does not have a price.

How does Pinpoint work?

Pinpoint is the Practice Audit. You count five ordinary days, Jennifer watches the hour that breaks, and you sign a Top 3. The map under the Top 3 is the ten dominoes. Pinpoint is finished when the measures are written, not when a slide looks done.

How does eXecute work?

eXecute is the 90-Day Medical Front Desk Reset. One signed problem per phase. A rule, an owner, a script, a count. Weekly sessions. A day-90 recount. If the agreed measure is missed and you did your part, work continues to day 180 on those same three items. The terms are on the Keep-Working Promise page. Jennifer's attorney has reviewed that page. A signed agreement still governs a real engagement.

How does Compound work?

Compound is the stage after the desk can run the three rules without a consultant in the room. It might be the Playground when that opens. It might be an AI Audit and, only if the findings support it, implementation. It might be neither. You do not pay a Compound fee. You pay for the specific thing you choose, at the price on that page.

Jennifer teaches this sequence because she taught in a classroom before she ran clinics. People keep what they practice, not what they were handed in a binder on day one.

Why these names?

Pinpoint is the audit because you should not fix a guess. eXecute is spelled with the X in PXC because the work is the point of the firm, not a binder. Compound is the stage where the three rules survive after Jennifer is gone. The names are a sequence you can say to a partner in one breath. They are not three products.

If someone sells you "Compound" as a package with its own price, they are not describing this firm. The prices live on the pricing page. The stage after the Reset is a choice: stop, wait for the Playground, or look at AI. You can also keep the weekly count with no one from PXC in the room. That counts as Compound. It costs nothing extra.

Questions people ask

What happens after the Reset?

You keep the weekly count, the owners, and the scripts. Some practices stop there. Some join the Playground when it opens. Some ask whether AI would help now that the desk has a rhythm. Those are Compound choices, not a required upsell.

Why only three problems?

Because ten projects at once become none. The Domino Map can show all ten. The Reset works the three that are knocking the others over. The rest stay written down so they are not forgotten.