
ASSET CARE & OFFBOARDING
Use this page to request updates to the items One Wheel Marketing currently has under care.
This may include removing an item from care, pausing care, keeping the item under care, requesting more review time, or identifying transition work that needs to be scoped.
Before completing this form, please review your Items under Care on your portal.
Please submit one form for each item you want updated. This keeps the record clear, helps us route the request correctly, and makes it easier to update your portal, support coverage, access, and billing.
Important: Please do not send asset details by email. Use this form so the request stays organized and secure.
Step 1
Review Your Portal
Start by reviewing your Items under Care in the portal.
This helps you see what One Wheel currently has listed for your account before you request a status update.
Having trouble with your portal? Submit a help ticket.
Step 2
Choose a Status In The Form Below
Each item needs one requested status.
Before choosing, review the status definitions below so you can tell us whether this item is ready to remove from care, should stay under care, or if transition help is needed.
Step 3
Submit One Form Per Item
This keeps the record clean and helps us update your portal, access, support coverage, and billing without mixing multiple assets into one request.
Need a Bigger Handoff?
Book Formal Handoff
Start With One Item Under Care
Your job right now is simple:
Complete this form for that item only.
That is it. We will follow up with secure access requests where needed.
IMPORTANT: Do not enter passwords on this form. Use the Onboarding Checklist for adding new items under care.
Asset Care Status Update
Keep Under Care
Pause Under Care
Service/billing impact: This item remains under care and may continue to be included in billing because One Wheel is still responsible for stewardship, hosting, monitoring, access, or support readiness where applicable.
Client Review Needed
Service/billing impact: This item remains under care while your team reviews it and may continue to be included in billing until a different status is confirmed and completed.
Ready to Remove From Care
Service/billing impact: This item may be removed from care once One Wheel confirms the request is complete. Removal-only requests may have no cost, but any support, access work, transition work, migration help, documentation, vendor coordination, or troubleshooting may require billing or a separate quote.
Needs Transition Work
Use this when the item needs migration, documentation, cleanup, reconstruction, vendor coordination, access testing, ownership confirmation, or another handoff step.
Some items can be transferred. Some need to be recreated in a new system. Some can only be disconnected or removed from One Wheel care. If you are not sure which applies, choose this status so One Wheel can review the transition path.
Service/billing impact: This item remains under care until transition work is completed or another status is confirmed. Transition work is not included automatically and may require a separate quote, BuildCredits, approved overage, or paid planning.
What Happens Next
One Wheel Reviews the Request
We review the item, requested status, ownership notes, access instructions, and any transition needs.
We Confirm the Next Step
Depending on the status selected, we may update the item, keep it under care, pause active work, request more information, create a help desk ticket, recommend a Formal Handoff Appointment, or prepare a separate quote.
Your Portal and Billing Are Updated Where Applicable
If an item is fully removed from care, we update the portal and service coverage. Billing changes are based on when removal is completed, not simply when the form is submitted.

Hi, I’m Mark Zubert, founder of One Wheel Marketing –
Thanks for taking the time to handle this carefully.
One of the things we believe deeply at One Wheel is that you should own your marketing. It should not feel like a mystery box that only one vendor understands.
That is why we want this process handled well.
Whether an item stays with One Wheel, moves to your team, transitions to another vendor, gets rebuilt somewhere else, or simply needs to be disconnected, we want it to land safely.
The goal is simple: you own what is yours, nothing important gets dropped, and every asset has a clear person, vendor, or support path responsible for it.
Mark Zubert