Let us talk about your first agent.

Describe the process that costs your team the most time. We come back with a first read and an order of magnitude. No commitment either way.

What you send reaches the scoping team only. We do not add you to a mailing list, and we delete unsuccessful enquiries after 90 days.

What happens next, in order.

  1. 01 Within one business day

    We reply with a first read on the process you described, and say whether we think an agent fits.

  2. 02 The call, 45 minutes

    We walk through the process, the volumes, the tools in place, and the constraints. No slides.

  3. 03 Within a week

    You get a short written note: what we would scope, what we would not, and an order of magnitude.

  4. 04 Only if it fits

    A diagnostic proposal. If we do not think an agent helps, we say that instead and there is no proposal.

A diagnostic makes sense when

  • A repetitive process somebody can already describe end to end
  • Volume worth measuring, roughly from 200 cases a month
  • An owner inside the business who can answer questions
  • Tools with an API, or a willingness to open one

It probably does not yet when

  • A process two teams still disagree about
  • A general wish to “add AI” with no target process
  • Work that changes fundamentally every quarter
  • Data nobody has permission to use yet