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STEP TWO — THE BUILD

Working automations in weeks. Not a roadmap — the thing itself.

We take the five highest-ROI workflows from your audit roadmap — wherever in the business they fall — and turn them into running, integrated, documented automations, at a fixed price quoted before you commit.

What it is

Four to six weeks, five automations chosen from your roadmap and placed wherever they'll pay off most — three in finance and two in marketing, one in each of five areas, however they fall. Built against the tools you already use, tested on your real data, delivered with training and documentation. $7,500–$18,000 fixed, or $4,000–$13,500 after your $3,500 audit credit, depending on how complex those five are to build — the exact number is in your audit quote.

The anatomy of the build

Fixed scope, in writing

The SOW names all five automations, every system each one touches, and the number each has to hit. Additions are welcome — priced and agreed before they start, never scope drift that eats the timeline.

Five builds, one integration surface

Your five rarely live in one system. Auth, data access, error handling, and logging get built once and shared across all of them — which is why five automations cost less than five separate projects, and why the second one lands faster than the first. You own every account, credential, and line of what we build; nothing is held hostage.

Approval before autonomy

Every automation launches in approval mode: it drafts, a human clicks send. Autonomy is granted one automation at a time, by you, when that one has earned it — the invoice coder can be running unattended while the customer-facing reply still waits for a human.

Numbers defined up front

Each of the five ships with its own metric: response time, hours saved, items processed, error rate. Five automations means five numbers, baselined before we start. “Done” means measured, not just deployed.

The build, week by week

  1. 1Week 1

    Detailed design for all five, system access, and a build order that front-loads the riskiest integration

  2. 2Weeks 2–4

    Automations built and integrated one at a time, with a working demo at every weekly check-in

  3. 3Week 5

    All five run on your live data in approval mode while we tune the edge cases your volumes didn't predict

  4. 4Week 6

    Training per affected role, documentation handoff, and the metrics baseline for all five

What your team gets

A training session per affected role (recorded), a plain-English runbook per automation, and a named escalation path for the first 30 days. Five automations usually mean more than one team changes how it works on Monday — so training is scoped by role, not by department, and nobody sits through a session on a build they'll never touch. Adoption is where DIY projects die; we treat it as part of the build, not an afterthought.

After the five are live

Thirty days of included stabilization, then the build is warrantied under an active Care Plan — a flat $1,500/mo to keep all five running. Most clients watch their numbers for a quarter before adding anything; when they do, additional automations are $1,000 each, with larger, complex builds quoted up front. Your roadmap already ranked what's next.

The honest version

Five automations is a real four-to-six weeks, and the fifth one is usually the hardest — by then we're into the workflow that has three exceptions nobody documented. If a build turns out to be materially bigger than the audit scoped it, we tell you before we start it, not in week five. The fixed price holds regardless; that risk is ours to carry, which is exactly why the audit exists.

Questions

Before you ask.

Why five automations and not one big system?
Because payback and trust compound faster in pieces. Five small wins your team actually uses beat one monolith they route around. The roadmap sequences them deliberately.
What if a workflow doesn't hit its numbers?
Fixing it is our problem — that's the warranty. The metrics were agreed in the SOW precisely so this question has a non-awkward answer.
Can our five span more than one part of the business?
Yes — that's the norm. Three in finance and two in marketing, one in each of five areas, five in ops: your audit ranks the opportunities and the mix falls out of the numbers, not out of an org chart.

Pricing

Five automations

$7,500–$18,000 fixed, or $4,000–$13,500 after your audit credit · 4–6 weeks · Exact quote in your audit

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 five automations.

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