Find out whether there is enough value to justify an assessment.
The initial call is a high-level fit conversation—not free consulting. If the workflow appears valuable, repeatable and technically appropriate, the next step may be a Workflow Engineering Sprint, typically $5K–$10K+ depending on scope.
Automation Opportunity Call
Bring one workflow that is repetitive, slow, error-prone, difficult to scale or dependent on expensive staff time. We will test whether the problem appears large enough and measurable enough to justify deeper work.
- 20–30 minutes
- High-level workflow and pain discussion
- No confidential or privileged information required
- Clear next-step recommendation
Workflow Engineering Sprint
Typical range: $5K–$10K+
A focused engineering engagement for one valuable workflow: current-state mapping, economics, feasibility, controls, prioritized automation opportunities, future-state design and implementation path, with a working proof where scope permits.
Request an Opportunity Call →Typical Sprint outputs
- Current-state process and workflow map
- Stakeholder findings and workflow inventory
- Opportunity prioritization and scoring
- Time, cost and ROI assumptions
- Integration and data-flow considerations
- Security, governance and human-review boundaries
- Future-state recommendation
- Pilot scope, success criteria and implementation roadmap
A good Sprint candidate
Usually involves repetitive work performed often enough to matter, multiple people or handoffs, measurable delay/rework/cost, and access to the staff who actually perform the process.
If the business case is weak, our recommendation may be not to automate.
Bring us one workflow worth examining.
Please do not email confidential, privileged, regulated, classified, export-controlled or client-sensitive information before an appropriate engagement and data-handling process is in place.
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