Four steps. You keep everything at the end.
Some engagements stop after the assessment with a written recommendation. Others run through to a deployed application. Both are real outcomes. You decide how far this goes, and you decide it after you’ve seen something.
You’ll click through a working prototype in days. Before you commit to building anything.
Diagnose. Design. Build. Hand over.
Diagnose
A two-tier assessment: the strategic read on the business first (market position, business model fit, org structure), then the workflow and data mapping underneath it.
Design
A visual prototype you can react to within days, not a scope document you have to approve on faith.
Build
The functional application, the AI extraction or automation behind it, and the dashboard your team will open.
Hand over
Deployed, trained, and documented, plus the ongoing improvement rhythm that keeps it working as the business changes.
Three ways to buy this, not eight steps to approve.
Three phases. 100% transparency from start to finish.
Diagnostic Sprint
The strategic and workflow assessment, data mapping, and a visual prototype. Fixed fee, short timeline. Ends with a recommendation or a prototype to approve.
Low risk, fast startBuild & Deploy
The functional application, automation, dashboards, deployment, and training, scoped directly off the sprint’s prototype.
Scoped to the prototypeThe Operating Retainer
Monthly maintenance and iteration on what’s running, plus periodic strategic check-ins so the system keeps pace with the business.
Monthly, cancel anytimeLet’s get this working.
One conversation, no deck. If I can’t help, I’ll say so and point you at someone who can.