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Written success criteria
Every phase starts with agreed, measurable targets — deflection rate, hours saved, cycle time. If we miss them, you'll hear it from us first, with a plan.
/ Process
We sequence engagements so the quick wins land first and every phase earns the next one. Here is exactly what happens, what it costs you in time, and what you hold in your hands at each step.
Week 0 — free
The AI audit. We interview the people doing the work, map the workflows, and measure where hours actually go. You get a prioritized roadmap with payback estimates for every automation candidate — a document worth having whoever builds it.
Weeks 1–3
We build the fastest-payback automation first and run it supervised against real work — real tickets, real documents, real calls. Success criteria are agreed in writing before we start, and you see measured results before committing to more.
Weeks 4–10
Proven systems expand across categories, teams, and workflows. Every addition ships with the same production discipline: confidence thresholds, human-review queues, logging, alerting, and documentation your team can actually use.
Ongoing
Processes drift; volumes change; models improve. We monitor exception rates, tune monthly, and surface new automation opportunities — or train your team and hand over cleanly. Both paths are first-class options, priced up front.
/ The guarantees
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Every phase starts with agreed, measurable targets — deflection rate, hours saved, cycle time. If we miss them, you'll hear it from us first, with a plan.
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Each phase is independently valuable and independently priced. Stop after the pilot and keep everything built so far — no penalties, no stranded work.
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Workflows, prompts, code, dashboards, documentation: delivered under work-for-hire from day one. Leaving us is easy, which is exactly why clients stay.
Phase one is free and takes about a week of calendar time. The worst case is a clear-eyed map of your own operations.
Start with the audit/ Free AI audit
The free AI audit maps your workflows, prices the repetitive hours, and hands you a prioritized automation roadmap — yours to keep, whoever builds it.
No obligation · Roadmap is yours to keep