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STEP ONE — ALWAYS

Two weeks. One map of everything worth automating.

The audit is how every engagement starts: a fixed-fee, two-week diagnostic that turns “we should use AI somewhere” into a ranked list of exactly where, what it's worth, and what it costs to build.

What it is

We spend two weeks inside your operations — interviewing you and your department leads, mapping every repetitive workflow, and pricing the waste. You end with a roadmap you own outright, whether or not you ever build with us. $3,500 flat, credited in full toward your first sprint.

What we're looking for

An “automation opportunity” is not a buzzword to us. It's one specific, nameable workflow with a number attached — and finding them is a repetitive craft:

The repetitive work

What does each person do weekly that follows the same pattern? Quotes, invoices, scheduling, follow-ups, re-keying data between systems.

The volumes

How many times a month, how long each time, who does it. Volume × time × loaded cost = what the workflow really costs you.

The leaks

What a mistake costs, what a slow response loses, what never gets followed up on. Error cost is usually bigger than labor cost.

The systems

What software each workflow touches, and how automatable the connection is. A clean API and a 1998 desktop app are different projects.

How we score it

Every opportunity gets scored on four factors: hours consumed per month, error and leakage cost, automation feasibility, and adoption risk (does it touch customers, will the team trust it). The math produces a build order — the top of the list is where payback is fastest and the build is safest. No vibes, no vendor favorites; the spreadsheet comes with the report.

What you walk away with

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The full inventory

Every repetitive workflow we found — typically 15–30 — each with volumes, time cost, and score. Most owners have never seen their own operations laid out like this.

2

Deep math on the top five

The five best opportunities, each with the ROI worked: what it costs you today, what the build costs, payback period.

3

A fixed quote for Sprint One

The exact scope and price for your first Department Sprint. No estimate ranges, no hourly meter — a number.

Presented live, questions answered, roadmap and scoring spreadsheet yours to keep.

The two weeks, day by day

  1. 1Days 1–2

    Kickoff + document/system access

  2. 2Days 3–7

    Department lead interviews & workflow mapping

  3. 3Days 8–11

    Scoring, ROI math, sprint scoping

  4. 4Days 12–14

    Live roadmap presentation

The honest version

If we find nothing worth building, we'll tell you that. It's happened — and those owners still walked away with a costed map of their own operations they'd never had. The audit is only worth $3,500 if the answer is allowed to be no.

Questions

Before you ask.

How much of my team's time does it take?
About 45–60 minutes per department lead for interviews, plus a kickoff hour with you. We work around your schedule — the two weeks are our clock, not your workload.
Do you need access to our systems?
Read-level looks at the tools involved help the feasibility scoring, but we work with what you're comfortable sharing. Everything is under NDA from before the kickoff.
What if we just want one specific thing built?
If you already know exactly what you want, say so on the fit call — sometimes we'll quote a sprint directly. But most owners who “know the one thing” discover in the audit that it's the third-best opportunity on their own list.

Pricing

$3,500 flat

Two weeks · Credited in full toward your first sprint

Find out what AI is actually worth in your business.

Two weeks. Fixed fee. A ranked roadmap with real numbers — whether or not you build with us.

Audit fee credited in full toward your first Department Sprint.

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