About Field & Wright

Field & Wright makes step-by-step setup kits for local businesses: the checklist, the scripts and the templates for one specific job, written so you or your front desk can do it this week. Do it yourself. Do it right.

Field & Wright and Kitwright

Field & Wright is the house. Kitwright is our line of setup kits, and it is the name you will see on the files and in the store where you download them.

What a kit is

A kit is one PDF that covers one job from start to finish. It tells you what to do each day, gives you the exact text to copy, and links to the official help pages for the platform steps it covers. You pay once and keep the file.

How we build them

• Read end to end, as a buyer would. We read each kit from the first line to the last before it goes on sale, looking for steps that contradict each other or point to something that is not there.
• Checked against the source. Menu paths, platform features and rules change. Anything that depends on a third party is checked against its official page on the day of the review, and the kit states that date.
• No invented numbers. Thresholds are presented as working references, examples are labeled as illustrative, and nothing is described as "what the algorithm does" when nobody outside the company knows.
• Links that work. We test each link before release.
• The sales page promises only what the file contains. If it says 20 questions, there are 20.

What we do not do

• We do not promise results. A kit is a setup guide: it covers what you do, not what Google, ChatGPT or your customers will do afterwards.
• We are not an agency. Nobody logs in to your accounts or does the work for you.
• We do not give legal, tax or medical advice.

Who is behind it

Field & Wright is run by Jesús Alexis Orozco Londoño. Questions about a kit, before or after buying, go to [email protected].