Free fit call
A 20-minute call to find out whether the audit fits your situation. No diagnosis on the call and no pressure — a plain yes or no.
Services
One audit. Then only what the evidence supports.
Find out where AI will actually pay off in your business — before you spend money building anything. The AI Opportunity Audit is a diagnostic that tells you what is worth doing, what is not, and what to do first. Everything else we offer starts from that answer.
Already know you want a bounded workshop or fixed-scope implementation? See workshops or done-for-you implementations.
How It Works
Three steps, in order.
The AI Opportunity Audit
A human-led diagnostic: a stakeholder call, workflow evidence review, and a written report with three to five prioritized opportunities, ready-to-use quick wins, and a 30/60/90-day roadmap. Fixed price, stated before checkout.
A clear next move
The report tells you what should happen next, backed by what we found. Sometimes the right answer is work you do yourselves, or no follow-up at all.
After the Audit
Diagnose. Enable. Build. Run.
Most clients land in one of these four places. You do not need to pick one now — matching your situation to the right one is what the audit is for.
Diagnose
“We need a clearer picture first.”
- The first round of evidence is too narrow or conflicting to act on.
- Several teams, workflows, or systems might need coverage before a decision.
That usually means widening the diagnostic — more stakeholders, more workflows, more systems — before anyone commits to a build.
Enable
“Our team needs to get ready.”
- Employees are experimenting with AI in inconsistent ways.
- The workflow you want to improve is too messy to automate yet.
That can mean role-specific training on the tools your team already uses, or cleanup work on ownership, handoffs, and data so a later build stands on solid footing.
Build
“We know what we want to build.”
- One workflow is specific enough for a controlled first version.
- Your AI tools do not know enough about your business to be useful.
That can mean a bounded first build around a single workflow with a named owner and review step, or a company knowledge layer when the need is broader than one assistant.
Run
“It’s live, and someone needs to own it.”
- A system is live or near launch, and nobody owns keeping it reliable.
- There are multiple AI decisions in flight and no operating rhythm to manage them.
That can mean recurring care for a specific deployed system, or operating-partner support for prioritization, governance, and stop-or-expand decisions.
The Ground Rules
We diagnose before we prescribe.
The audit is not a warm-up for a retainer pitch. Whatever we recommend has to be backed by what we found in your business — and “no paid follow-up” is a recommendation we actually make.
What happens after the report
- Every recommendation is tied to evidence from your own workflows — not to a service we wanted to sell you.
- If you want help with any of it, we scope and price that work then, with the report in hand.
- Some reports say “handle this internally” or “do not do anything yet.” We send those too.
Straight answers, not guarantees
- No promised ROI, savings, or timelines before we have seen your workflows — anyone who promises those up front is guessing.
- No fixed menu pricing for work we have not scoped against your business.
- No build recommendations the evidence does not justify, even when a build would be easier to sell.
Next Step
Find out if the audit fits. The call is free.
Twenty minutes. If the audit is not the right next step for your business, you leave with that answer instead of a pitch.