You bring the process that hurts. The mini-audit is free, takes a few days, and answers one question: does automating this pay? If it does, four paid stages follow — a one-to-two-week audit, a two-to-four-week pilot measured against metrics agreed in advance, a four-to-eight-week production build, then optional support. No stage starts before its scope and its number are agreed.
You arrive with a process that hurts. We take it apart with you — where the hours go, which steps are rule-based, what a machine could realistically take over — and give you a straight answer on whether automating it pays. No fee, no obligation to go further.
We map your processes, quantify the cost of the manual work, and identify the single highest-ROI automation to start with. You leave with findings whether or not we build.
A working proof on one real workflow, measured against the metrics agreed in the audit. If it misses, we don't recommend rollout — and you keep the findings.
Production rollout with monitoring, human-in-the-loop checkpoints, error handling, and full documentation. We integrate with the systems you already run.
Ongoing tuning, new workflows, and monthly reporting on a retainer. Transparent, cancel anytime, no vendor lock-in — the system is yours.
Success metrics are defined in the audit. We optimise for your P&L, not activity.
Low-confidence decisions route to a person. Automation augments, never silently errs.
Fixed scope, fixed price, shared dashboards. You always know what's running and why.
We build in your stack and hand it over. Leave whenever you like — the system stays.
The first step costs nothing. You bring the process, we dig into it and tell you whether automating it pays — that is the mini-audit, and it is free. What costs money is the full audit that follows: a fixed fee, credited against the build, so it is paid for once. The pilot and the production build are each a fixed quote on scope. Support is a monthly retainer you can cancel anytime.
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